Category Archives: W3C
CSUN: WCAG evaluation methodology
Shadi Abou-Zahra and Eric Velleman spoke about the "Website accessibility conformance evaluation methodology" (WCAG-EM), i.e. how you test an entire website for accessibility.
CSUN: Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines

Design bomb in W3C’s garden

The “Open Web Stack” - Snappy acronym needed

HTML5 and WAI-ARIA
I've recently been struck by a parallel: the differences between usability and accessibility are very similar to the differences between writing the HTML5 spec and covering accessibility requirements. Perhaps that can help explain the friction, and why WAI-ARIA is needed.
SharePoint 2010 Accessibility Event

Techshare Keynote - Richard Schwerdtfeger

Local W3C validator on OSX

WCAG Samurai release errata
Joe Clark has released the final WCAG Samurai's errata, an update to the (almost) 9 year old Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 guidelines.
@media 2007
I’m just back from @media, and thought I’d post up brief notes (such as they are) for my own reference and anyone else’s gain. Obviously, I will only comment on the presentations I saw, and it’s all from my own particular perspective.
Jesse James Garrett - Beyond AJAX