WCAG Samurai again

Joe says:WCAG 1 had a lot of problems but was functional in many respects. Standardistas have made up for its deficiencies through a range of know-how [...]

WCAG 2.0 FAQs

WAI gathered a few frequently asked questions about Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 and provided answers in a WCAG 2 FAQ. [...]

Is it time to cancel WCAG 2.0?

Joe Clark sends an open letter to Tim Berners-Lee regarding the state of WCAG 2.0. Tracy Godding discusses it further with comments open to share your [...]

To Hell with WCAG 2

Joe lets rip with the a review of the forthcoming WCAG 2.0 document [...]

WCAG Samurai

The WCAG Samurai is a group of developers, led by Joe Clark, that will publish corrections for, and extensions to, existing standards for Web accessib [...]

WCAG Samurai Errata Released

Some thorough commentary from Mel Pedley on Joe Clark's WCAG Samurai Errata: WCAG Samurai Errata Released WCAG Samurai Peer Review: Part 1 WCAG S [...]

WCAG 2.0: Woeful to Wonderful in One Easy Draft?

Jack Pickard runs through the latest draft of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and finds the recent updates are a considerable improvement:[th [...]

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Ten Questions for Gian Sampson Wild

Good interview which focusses on WCAG 2.0 and other accessibility related issues. [...]

Web 2.0: A step backwards for accessibility?

In 2004 the Disability Rights Commission (DRC) undertook a survey of over 1,000 UK websites and found just 19 percent managed to reach Level 'A' of WC [...]

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Failed? Fundamentally Flawed?

Mike Davies has stuck his oar in and is stirring 'til his heart's content. He suggests that the big accessibility institutions on the web, like GAWDS, [...]

Petition for accessible government websites

I recently signed a petition asking the Prime Minister to "ensure that any website launched by the government complies with accessibility standar [...]

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