Proposed charter for the @w3c Exploration #InterestGroup: its mission would be to provide members of the W3C Community a platform to explore emerging web technologies and collaborate on shaping trends for the benefit of web users.
This group would serve as a complement to existing member-focused discussions and broader community dialogues (@ab-led member meetings, #w3cTPAC breakouts, etc.)
The #CSS Display Module Level 4 defines how a tree of elements generates a tree of different kinds of layout boxes under the influence of the 'display’ property: block, inline, table, etc. #FPWD #timetogiveinput
Feedback welcome:
https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/labels/css-display-4
New is the ‘reading-flow’ property which defines the reading order of elements in a 2D layout, improving #accessibility.
https://youtu.be/-9qZAR2nKiU
#w3cTPAC
Last week @seth posted some of his thoughts on #w3cTPAC
"I had a lot of conversations with members via zoom and in person, in the hallways, during breaks and meals. While some concerns about our future and the future of the web were voiced, there is a clear expression of optimism across our community, and genuine commitment to making the web work for everyone."
https://www.w3.org/blog/2024/w3c-30th-anniversary-impressions-on-my-first-tpac/
"W3C 30th anniversary & impressions on my first TPAC" by @seth
"I had a lot of conversations with members via zoom and in person, in the hallways, during breaks and meals. While some concerns about our future and the future of the web were voiced, there is a clear expression of optimism across our community, and genuine commitment to making the web work for everyone." #w3cTPAC
https://www.w3.org/blog/2024/w3c-30th-anniversary-impressions-on-my-first-tpac/
#w3cTPAC
Several @w3c groups have created videos showcasing work updates and demos.
Check out what's happening in the WebDX, WoT and #Solid #CommunityGroups, as well as in the #Accessibility Guidelines and #CSS #WorkingGroups!
#w3c30 #w3cTPAC
Last month, we celebrated three decades of @w3c and the incredible global impact of its web standards.
In this talk, @tink reflects on the past 30 years, especially her many encounters with the W3C. She concludes that the true accomplishment isn't the standards and specifications, but the incredible people of the Web community she has had the privilege to work with.
or visit https://www.w3.org/2024/09/TPAC/w3c-30.html
#w3c30 #w3cTPAC
Last month, we celebrated three decades of @w3c and the incredible global impact of its web standards.
Despite many threats, @npdoty (@CenDemTech) believes in the web's potential to uphold human rights. However, the community must prioritize integrating human rights into the design of web technologies. Offline rights are now tied to online safety, demanding collective efforts.
or visit https://www.w3.org/2024/09/TPAC/w3c-30.html
#w3c30 #w3cTPAC
Last month, we celebrated three decades of @w3c and the incredible global impact of its web standards.
In this talk, @tidoust, W3C Media Specialist, explains that a key challenge for the web is resilience, both in specifications and the broader community. New tools improve tracking and maintenance, strengthening the web.
or visit https://www.w3.org/2024/09/TPAC/w3c-30.html
