Archive for category: WCAG2

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0

This week in WCAG    (2006.11.26)

New documents on WCAG 2 activity on cognitive disability

How not to fix HTML    (2006.10.28)

Tim Berners-Lee has a plan to fix HTML. HTML isn’t what needs fixing, and the W3C isn’t who we need doing it

This Week in WCAG    (2006.07.28)

Updating you on the very latest in outrage, intrigue, inanity, and incompetence on the part of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (1)

Alone in the crowd    (2006.06.28)

The very first and only unqualified rave for WCAG 2

Whither WAI and WCAG?    (2006.06.23)

What happens next for WCAG 2? One option: Shut down the committee altogether

Call for response from Quality Assurance    (2006.06.10)

Call for response to WCAG 2 from W3C Quality Assurance Working Group

Even academics can’t understand it    (2006.06.10)

An academic paper reviewing WCAG 2 on the basis of communication theory finds almost nothing to write home about, as it were

To hell with swearing    (2006.05.25)

Did you know you can’t say “to hell” on a WAI mailing list anymore?

Call for response from the Web Standards Project    (2006.05.25)

A call for the Web Standards Project to issue an official statement on WCAG 2 and its effect on Web standards.