Headlights2013/SiteRedesign/PublicSurvey

• How would you describe yourself?
  • Web designer
  • Web application developer
  • Web user experience/information architect/content strategist (KM: I don't know if we want to break these apart.)
  • Web project manager
  • @@What else?@@
  • @@Other: Please specify@@
• Do you work for a W3C Member organization (yes/no)?
• How often do you visit the W3C home page (w3.org)?
  • More than once daily
  • Once daily
  • Weekly
  • Monthly
  • A few times a year
  • I have never visited the W3C home page
  • @@Other: Please specify@@
• Why do you visit the W3C site? (Check all applicable)
  • HTML elements and attributes
  • CSS properties and values
  • Accessibility Guidelines
  • How to participate in W3C
  • How to become a W3C Member
  • List of W3C Members
  • How to get a W3C account
  • Current groups and what they are working on
  • Other W3C Technical Reports
  • Where a document is on the standards track
  • How well a technology is supported in browsers and other software
  • Overview of current W3C work relevant to a given industry (e.g,. automotive, digital publishing)
  • Working Group News
  • Information about browser support for specification features
  • W3C validator
  • Test suites
  • Tutorials
  • @@Other: Please specify@@
• Same question, but rank the importance of those
• What information have you had difficulty finding?
• Please rank the following:
  • Usefulness of Search function
  • Ease of navigation
  • Organization of information
  • Value of content to you
• What do you most value from w3.org?
• What do you most dislike about w3.org?
• What features or improvements would you most like?
• Have you used the W3C site map?

TR pages

• Current status useful?
• Spec groups useful?
• Descriptions useful?