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Our website redesign work is shaping up nicely and although due to COVID-19 we’ve had a few understandable delays, we are nearing an important milestone as navigation design is about to begin: Studio 24 have just published a new Information Architecture –and a summary of the content design work that informs it– as well as […]
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For the remainder of the 2020 W3C website redesign project, we are moving to share documents by default on the W3C website redesign project mini site and marking as such any draft documents, and moving discussions to GitHub, where I will monitor and funnel questions and feedback from the W3C community to Studio 24, who […]
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Hi everyone! As part of the 2020 W3C website redesign, I am looking for volunteers among those who use the current W3C website, to take a couple of short surveys. They will help Studio 24 determine the best Information Architecture for our site. How users find content associated with standards, specifications and technical reports on […]
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As part of the W3C Website phase 1 redesign work, we are seeking the review and feedback of our exceptionally well-informed and helpful external contributors, on choosing a front end framework. Studio 24, with whom we are working on the Website redesign, have reviewed the questions around HTML/CSS frameworks and have written up the pros […]
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Hi everyone, I am looking for volunteers among those who use the current W3C website, to take a short user survey. In the context of the W3C Website phase 1 redesign work, Studio 24, with whom we are partnering, are nearing the end of the “Discovery” phase. Following on from the user stories submitted thus […]
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Yes, W3C is redesigning (most of) its website! W3C and Studio 24 have started working together on redesigning the W3C Website; this work will be conducted as much as possible in the open.I will be coordinating and managing this ambitious project. We plan to expose more of the ongoing work, via a small project site […]
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In March 1989 Sir Tim Berners-Lee wrote “Information Management: A Proposal” and with that quiet act launched an idea, the World Wide Web, that has changed our lives. We are incredibly grateful to our Director, Tim Berners-Lee, for the invention of the Web, for founding the World Wide Web Consortium, for all his work to […]
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Starting today, we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Sir Tim Berners-Lee, our Director and the inventor of the World Wide Web, founded the Web Consortium on this day, 1 October 1994 to ensure the long-term growth of the Web, and since then, we have worked to create a Web […]
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Today we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the World Wide Web Consortium. Sir Tim Berners-Lee, our Director and the inventor of the World Wide Web, founded the Web Consortium on this day, 1 October 1994 to ensure the long-term growth of the Web. Since then we at the Web Consortium have led the Web to […]
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We are now two weeks away from TPAC 2019, the annual five-day event that allows over 500 people to coordinate the development of Web standards done in W3C’s working groups, community groups, the Advisory Board, and the Technical Architecture Group (TAG). Working Groups, Interest Groups and the W3C Advisory Committee will hold their face to […]
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