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8 Jan 09
WCAG 2.0 – what will it mean to you?
Lead Developer / Team Leader Read all Kate's posts
Nine years in the making, the newest version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines finally became a W3C standard on 11 December 2008. A subject of enormous contention among the web community, the arrival of WCAG 2.0 was not greeted with the outraged cries that have dogged this project from its conception, but rather by a murmur of acceptance.
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