Last week concluded the third Auto-WCAG face to face meeting. This was the best attended meeting thus far, with 16 participants representing 11 organisations. We thank the BBC for hosting us this year, and Emma Pratt Richens who helped us … Continue reading
In the past two months the Auto-WCAG community has been hard at work developing a proposal, for the WCAG working group to set up a taskforce to take on accessibility conformance testing. The goal of the taskforce is to harmonise … Continue reading
With close to 20 participants, yesterday’s Auto-WCAG meeting was the biggest one so far. The topic of the meeting: Should there be a standardized accessibility rules? The answer according to most participants: Yes, there should be. Together with W3C’s Judy … Continue reading
After almost two years of working on our W3C wiki, we have decided to start moving our work over to Github! Over the past few years many of us have worked with Github, and we have found it to be … Continue reading
Another great Auto-WCAG meeting has completed. We were happy to have David Berman contribute to our meetings for the first but hopefully not last time. Several things were worked on during today’s telco. Auto-WCAG is looking for better collaboration with … Continue reading
IBM has released new functionality to it’s Digital Content Checker. The DCC is IBM’s cloud based accessibility service. The new update has also made local testing possible in order to improve the security of the content being tested. You can … Continue reading
Yesterday was the first of our monthly auto-wcag telcos for 2016. We have happily concluded that the work of 2015 have been well received, including by the commission of the European Union who helped us fund the launch of this … Continue reading
There are many great tools on the market that can check the accessibility of web pages. The Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools List is a great resource to find checkers for different types of content. Many of them focus on testing … Continue reading
