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Information Architecture Community Group

The W3C Information Architecture community group is for anyone interested in Information Architecture and standards, and to participate, discuss, share, support, develop, and learn about them.

This group does not publish Specifications.

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World IA Day is March 7!

Join us for World Information Architecture Day 2026 – New York City. The global theme is Designing for Meaning: Purpose, Experience, and Everything in Between. Hear from keynote speaker Duane Forrester, author of The Machine Layer: How to Stay Visible and Trusted in the Age of AI Search, plus focused lightning talks — and walk away with free giveaways. Don’t miss it!

Register for Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/wA0fFkgfTzOPmICdy7bl2w

Accessibility at the Edge Releases Capabilities Report

On November 9, the W3C Accessibility at the Edge Community Group announced publication of its Final Report addressing the trade-offs and benefits of applying dynamic accessibility remediations to web content. The Information Architecture CG members Shari Thurow, Chris Novell, Bev Corwin and Kate Wilhelm contributed perspectives from the IA realm, which has often stressed that IA and accessibility go hand in hand.

An excerpt from the Accessibility at the Edge CG announcement is below:

“Today’s typical web page is a complex blend of multiple original sources, yielding experiences that work well for some users but fail for others, leaving many websites and online applications inaccessible to people with disabilities. In development since Fall 2022, the report titled: Accessibility Capabilities: Post-Source Code and Content features cross-references to WCAG throughout, because WCAG remains the valid yardstick whether applied in-source or post-source.

“Comments are welcome in the github, a11yedge/capabilities or by sending an email to the list, public-a11yedge@w3.org.”

We are announcing a revised date for the IACG annual meeting shortly.

Noreen

IACG TPAC 2025 Planning Meeting

The Information Architecture Community Group will meet on September 12 at 9am EST to discuss our program for TPAC which will take place in Kobe, Japan and online in November. See Zoom details below.

The Information Architecture CG programming for TPAC 2025 will take place online in November. However, if anyone in our group is planning to attend TPAC 2025 in person in Kobe, Japan, we can also plan a hybrid BoF.

TPAC Information: https://www.w3.org/2025/11/TPAC/

To see last year’s “After TPAC” & IACG Annual meeting and recordings, which took place on September 28, 2024, visit:
https://www.w3.org/community/informationarchitecture/2024/09/28/iacg-24-annual-meeting/

TPAC 2024 Videos at: https://www.youtube.com/@WC3-IA-CG

If you are interested in helping to plan Information Architecture Community Group (IACG) activities for TPAC 2025, please join our call.

Noreen