Michael D. Cooper
Abstract
W3C has completed the 2.0 versions of its three web accessibility guidelines addressing authoring, content, and user agents. It now is working to address new needs created by ongoing evolution of the Web. Using a user needs-focused approach it is developing technologies, techniques, and guidelines to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities.
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W3C has completed the 2.0 versions of its three web accessibility guidelines addressing authoring, content, and user agents. It now is working to address new needs created by ongoing evolution of the Web. Using a user needs-focused approach it is developing technologies, techniques, and guidelines to make the Web accessible to people with disabilities.
Key concepts: Web accessibility, Web Accessibility Initiative, Web standards, Computer science, World Wide Web, Web application, Web design, Web development