Visit the W3C homepage

Standards
Standards

Understand the various specifications, their maturity levels on the web standards track, and their adoption.
Explore web standards
Groups
Groups

A variety of groups develop Web Standards, guidelines, or supporting materials.
About W3C groups
Get involved
Get involved

W3C works at the nexus of core technology, industry needs, and societal needs.
Find ways to get involved
Resources
Resources

Master Web fundamentals, use our developer tools, or contribute code.
Learn from W3C resources
News and events
News and events

Recent content across news, blogs, press releases, media; upcoming events.
Follow news and events
About
About

Understand our values and principles, learn our history, look into our policies, meet our people.
Find out more about us
Search
My account

Cognitive Accessibility User Research published

Author(s) and publish date

Published:: 15 January 2015

A First Public Working Draft of Cognitive Accessibility User Research was published today by the Cognitive and Learning Disabilities Accessibility Task Force, a joint task force of the Protocols and Formats Working Group and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group. This planned W3C Working Group Note describes the challenges of using web technologies for people with learning disabilities or cognitive disabilities. It provides a basis for subsequent work to develop strategies and techniques to improve accessibility for these user groups. Learn more about the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI).

Related RSS feed

Subscribe to our news feed