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The WAI Interest Group is an open group with a mailing list to which anyone can subscribe. W3C staff post announcements of new WAI documents to this mailing list to invite reviews and comments. Members of the list also post announcements of relevant events and publications, and ask advice on issues related to web accessibility. The language of the mailing list is English; there are no parallel mailing lists in other languages. |
The WAI Interest Group is an open group with a mailing list to which anyone can subscribe. W3C staff post announcements of new WAI documents to this mailing list to invite reviews and comments. Members of the list also post announcements of relevant events and publications, and ask advice on issues related to web accessibility. The language of the mailing list is English; there are no parallel mailing lists in other languages. |
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===Accessibility Guidelines Working Group ( |
===Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (WCAG WG)=== |
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The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group produces guidelines, techniques and other supporting documents relating to the accessibility of Web content. Web content refers to any information you may find on a Web site: text, images, forms, sound, video, etcetera, regardless whether these were produced on the server side or on the client side (with a [[Client-side scripting| client-side scripting language]] such as [[JavaScript]]). Thus, the guidelines also apply to [[Rich Internet application|rich internet applications]]. |
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The working group consists of representatives from industry, accessibility consultancies, universities, organizations that represent end users, and other accessibility experts. |
The working group consists of representatives from industry, accessibility consultancies, universities, organizations that represent end users, and other accessibility experts. |