Independent Science + Technology

Category: W3C

What Is the Digital Accessibility Maturity Model?

Post date November 12, 2024
Post author By Melissa Morse
Post categories In accessibility, Accessibility Maturity Model, Accessibility Strategy, Digital Accessibility Maturity Model, digital-accessibility, Maturity Model, W3C, WCAG

Supporting Fediverse developer communities

Post date April 10, 2023
Post author By Andy Piper
Post categories In activitypub, devrel, fediverse, W3C

Position Statement for the 2022 W3C TAG Election

Post date November 7, 2022
Post author By Lea Verou
Post categories In Personal, standards, W3C

A letter from our CEO: The Web as the ultimate tool of resilience for the world

Post date March 21, 2022
Post author By Jeff Jaffe
Post categories In CEO, Open Web, W3C, Web History, Web Standards

Keeping the complexity of IMSC documents under control

Post date August 6, 2021
Post author By Nigel Megitt
Post categories In accessibility, IMSC, performance, TTML, TTWG, W3C, Web and TV

Two years of W3C participation

Post date June 29, 2021
Post author By Matthew Atkinson
Post categories In development, standards, W3C

Bigger picture with the Decentralized identifiers

Post date May 9, 2021
Post author By Mickey Maler
Post categories In decentralized-identities, decentralized-internet, dids, lto-network, vc, verifiable-credentials, W3C, web-monetization

An Introduction To Web Monetization API

Post date April 27, 2021
Post author By Beto Muniz
Post categories In coil, html, interledger, JavaScript, monetization, W3C, web-monetization, webdevelopment

Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) – A Deeper Dive

Post date April 26, 2021
Post author By Mickey Maler
Post categories In blockchain-adoption, cyber-security, decentralized-identifiers, decentralized-internet, defi, lto-network, verifiable-credential, W3C

Position Statement for the 2020 W3C TAG Election

Post date November 30, 2020
Post author By Lea Verou
Post categories In Personal, standards, W3C

CSS Specification Timelines, Updated and Modernized

Post date March 3, 2020
Post author By Eric Meyer
Post categories In css, standards, W3C

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