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Talks by W3C Speakers

Many in the W3C community — including staff, chairs, and Member representatives — present W3C work at conferences and other events. Below you will find a list some of the talks. All material is copyright of the author, except where otherwise noted.

Listing is based on the following search constraints:

  • Possible presentation dates: past few months and upcoming
  • Technology area: Browsers and Other Agents

October 2011

  • 2011-10-14 (14 OCT)

    Table ronde des navigateurs (Browser Panel) (panel)

    by Dominique Hazaël-Massieux

    Paris Web 2011

    Paris, France

    Relevant technology areas: Browsers and Other Agents and Web Design and Applications.

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    Some have described the new phase of full-steam innovation in the browser world as the new browser war. During this panel, We will explore how browser vendors balance innovation and standardization, competition and collaboration.

November 2011

January 2012

February 2012

  • 2012-02-11 (11 FEB)

    Treating JSON as a subset of XML

    by Steven Pemberton

    XML Prague 2012

    Prague, Czech Republic

    Relevant technology areas: Browsers and Other Agents, Web of Services, Web Architecture, and XML Core Technology.

  • 2012-02-12 (12 FEB)

    ICC Color Management in SVG2

    by Chris Lilley

    OpenIcc @ FOSDEM

    Brussels, Belgium

    Relevant technology area: Browsers and Other Agents.

  • 2012-02-27 (27 FEB)

    Building the Business Case in your Organization (tutorial)

    by Shawn Henry

    AccessU at CSUN

    San Diego, CA, USA

    Relevant technology areas: Browsers and Other Agents and Web Design and Applications.

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    For managers and practitioners whose organizations already do some web accessibility but could benefit from increasing their commitment to accessibility, and organizations that don't address web accessibility at all. Participants will learn about the social, technical, financial, and legal and policy factors in the business case for web accessibility; understand how accessibility supports social inclusion for people with disabilities and others; understand how accessibility overlaps with other best practices such as mobile web design, device independence, multi-modal interaction, usability, design for older users, and search engine optimization (SEO); and get statistics, case studies, and other resources supporting the business case. At the end of the session, participants will have a first draft of their own customized web accessibility business case. (Laptop encouraged.)

March 2012

  • 2012-03-13 (13 MAR)

    Options for Multimodal Applications -- platforms, standards, and tools

    by Deborah Dahl

    Mobile Voice 2012

    San Francisco, USA

    Relevant technology areas: Browsers and Other Agents, Web Design and Applications, and Web of Devices.

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    Multimodal applications leverage the strengths of both voice and graphics to create compelling and usable mobile applications. However,companies interested in creating multimodal applications must choose among a variety of platforms and development tools offered by a number of different vendors, and the choice can be difficult. This presentation discusses the pros and cons of existing multimodal platforms and tools. We will also discuss how voice and multimodal standards can reduce the risk of being locked into proprietary technologies.
  • 2012-03-13 (13 MAR)

    Options for Multimodal Applications -- platforms, standards, and tools

    by Deborah Dahl

    Mobile Voice 2012

    San Francisco, USA

    Relevant technology areas: Browsers and Other Agents, Web Design and Applications, and Web of Devices.

    (see abstract)

    Abstract:
    Multimodal applications leverage the strengths of both voice and graphics to create compelling and usable mobile applications. However,companies interested in creating multimodal applications must choose among a variety of platforms and development tools offered by a number of different vendors, and the choice can be difficult. This presentation discusses the pros and cons of existing multimodal platforms and tools. We will also discuss how voice and multimodal standards can reduce the risk of being locked into proprietary technologies.

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