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HTML Accessibility Task Force
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Contents
Work Topics
Work Topics for the task force are listed at the Task Force main page, http://www.w3.org/WAI/PF/html-task-force
Sub-Groups
The task force has sub groups to work on specific subjects in a focused manner. The following sub-groups are operating:
- AAPI Mapping
- ARIA Integration
- Bug Triage - resources related to bugs on this page have been moved to the bug triage page
- Canvas
- Media
- Text Alternatives
- Note and Note References
HTML Issues Under Discussion
- Accessibility Issues in the HTML5 Tracker. Listings by status (open, raised, closed, all plus actions). Some process info too.
HTML5 Testing in view of CR
- Overview of Testing in view of CR
- CfC to review the above referenced document
- CfC Comment period ends Monday July 15
- Results of Spec Review
Change Proposals
Meetings
Decisions
Task Force Tools
Related Tools
- Bugzilla
- Canvas Mailing List Archives
- HTML Mailing List Archives
- WAI-XTECH List Archives
- Tracker for HTML WG
- Tracker for PF's XTech HTML5 Issues
- HTML WG Wiki (work on issues from 2007 to date)
- GitHub
HTML5 Spec
- Latest public working draft of HTML 5
- Latest editor's draft of HTML 5
- HTML 5 Spec Review Summer 2011
Founding Documents and Policies
- HTML Accessibility Task Force Work Statement
- HTML Accessibility Task Force Consensus Procedures
- HTML Working Group Decision Policy
Participation
Any member of either the PFWG or the HTML WG may participate in the HTML Accessibility Task Force. However, all HTML Accessibility Task Force participants must become members of the HTML WG and accept the W3C's Patent Policy for the HTML WG as HTML WG members. Any work the Task Force may perform to accomodate WAI-ARIA within HTML 5 is thus covered.
Contact Liam Quin to become a participant of HTML Accessibility Task Force or with questions.