This note proposes a common notation syntax used for operations on characters and strings that often depend on character types, character classes, or character properties.Here is an explanation of "ch... [Jan. 14, 2000]

Excerpted from "Status of this Document" section: "This document is a W3C Note made available by W3C. This NOTE has been approved by the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) Education and Out... [Jun. 16, 1999]

Guidelines for web authoring tool developers to assist in the design of authoring tools that produce accessible Web content and in the creation of an accessible authoring interface. Proposed method... [Feb. 3, 2000]

A web-based tool that analyzes web pages for their accessibility to people with disabilities, created and maintained as a public service by the Center for Applied Special Technology (CAST), a not-fo... [May. 16, 2000]

This note offers an overview of common mistakes or behavior problems in the performance of user agents (in the cases discussed, browser types) due to incorrect implementation of, or non-compliance w... [Feb. 6, 2001]

This document is part of a series about techniques for authoring accessible Web content. It is a companion document to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 W3C Recommendation which describes tec... [Nov. 6, 2000]

Style sheets are increasingly becoming the chosen solution for publishing web-based content to a variety of devices. Cascading Style Sheets Level 2 (CSS2) defines a specific set of media types that a... [Dec. 4, 2000]

This W3C informational Note details the work of an experimental project which demonstrates how Resource Description Framework (RDF) metadata can be used to describe the content of digitized photos to... [Sep. 28, 2000]

This first document from the Device Independence Activity describes principles Web authors, users and vendors can employ to achieve a device independent Web. The goal is to develop usability concept... [Sep. 18, 2001]

This specification defines three types of requirements for the voice markup language: modality, functional, and format. Its modality requirements cover "media in combination with an input/output mecha... [Dec. 23, 1999]

The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) Digital Talking Book DTD (the next generation after the DAISY 2.0 DTD) provides the means to package a published book. Features includ... [Jul. 10, 2000]

Evaluation And Report Language (EARL) is being developed by the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group (WAI ERT WG) as part of a new empasis on Conformance and Qua... [May. 4, 2001]

This is a tutorial on globalizing XML documents: publishing multiple versions of documents in a localized fashion so as to support multiple languages. The article details a technique where all tra... [Sep. 6, 2001]

Summary: The main goal of this subgroup is to define a speech recognition grammar specification language that will be generally useful across a variety of speech platforms used in the context of a di... [Dec. 23, 1999]

This specification supports more multimedia, hyperlink, and scripting features than the previous version. It also has many accessiblity and internationalization features.... [Dec. 24, 1999]

Information Markup Language (IML) is a superset of Wireless Markup Language (WML) that serves as the primary graphical user interface format (via the IML browser) for the Simputer, an inexpensive c... [Apr. 30, 2001]

This document proposes adding audio characteristics derived from Aural Cascading Style Sheets (ACSS) to the otherwise visual formatting objects in Exstensible Style Language (XSL). The author ar... [Dec. 14, 2000]

Summary: The main goal of this subgroup is to establish a prioritized list of requirements for natural language processing in a voice browser environment.... [Dec. 23, 1999]

The Ruby specification extends XHTML to support "ruby text". Ruby text is a run of text that appears in the vacinity of another run of text, called "base text". Ruby text serves as either a pronou... [May. 31, 2001]

The goal of this specification is to establish a prioritized list of requirements for speech synthesis markup.... [Dec. 23, 1999]

This document contains example techniques and references to further information. Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines and checkpoints of that document are included for convenience.... [Oct. 23, 2000]

A "user agent" (for example, a graphical browser, voice browser or Web-enabled phone) renders Web content for a Web user. Following the User Agent Accessibility Guidelines can assist authors and dev... [Sep. 12, 2001]

This very early draft document contains guidelines regarding the use of the Unicode Standard in conjunction with markup languages (such as XML) in the context of the Character Model document at the W3... [Dec. 15, 2000]

Excerpted from "Abstract": "This document provides guidelines for designing user agents that lower barriers to Web accessibility for people with disabilities (visual, hearing, physical, cognitive, a... [Dec. 17, 2002]

Authored by the W3C's Voice Browser working group, this specifications provides and glossary of terms and technical introduction to the world of voice browsers. (Note: a "voice browser" uses spoken i... [Dec. 23, 1999]

The VXML Forum is an industry organization founded by AT&T, IBM, Lucent and Motorola to establish and promote the Voice eXtensible Markup Language (VXML). The goal of VXML... [Mar. 2, 1999]

This is the activity page for the Evaluation and Repair Tools Working Group (ERT WG), formed to assist developers in measuring the conformance of Web sites and pages to the Web Content Accessibilit...

Abstract: "These guidelines explain how to make Web content accessible to people with disabilities. The guidelines are intended for all Web content developers (page authors and si... [May. 5, 1999]