Guide
From W3C Wiki
This is (will be) a public resource for participants in W3C groups to help them get work done. Much of the advice will apply to all types of groups and participants; some will be specific to certain types of groups/participants. Questions? public-modernguide@w3.org.
Documents
Edit and Publish
- Write a document
- Publish a document
Read and Comment
Test
- View how browsers and other software support standards
- Run a test suite
- Create a test or contribute to a test suite
Implement
About this resource
There are two primary sorts of resources linked from here:
- Good practices. This information is editable (in a wiki) by anyone with a W3C account.
- Operations. These are operational descriptions edited by the W3C staff.
Some ideas to make this easy to use
- Signposts for differences (e.g., "For CGs").
- Search or index (don't want to manually manage multiple overlays)
- Stack-overflow type FAQ tool
- Connect to Member site admin tools (e.g., list audit)
- Make sure people are aware of this resource (e.g., new chair email pointing to this; new participant email points to page on using tools, etc.)
- Training built on top of this resource
