AlastairC

This post is my own opinion and observations.

Welcome!

Cross posted from Linkedin, and this refers to the Sept 10th 2026 WCAG 3 draft.

I added a presentation on AI for good accessibility, but it's not a post, so I'm adding this post to make it more findable from my homepage!

The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (AG) has updated the W3C Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3 Working Draft.

The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (AGWG) has updated the WCAG 3 working draft.

It's charter time for the Accessibility Guidelines Working Group, well, in 6 months, but we have to start the planning well in advance!

The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group chairs and staff presented “WCAG 3: The True Story!”

The CSUN ATC conference is one of the largest accessibility related conferences in the world.

Introduction The Accessibility Guidelines Working Group (AG) has updated the W3C Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 3 Working Draft.

Steph McGovern and Robert Peston on The Rest is Money were were asking for people’s thoughts about cryptocurrency.

The short answer to the title is: Accessibility is not an average.

I've written about the accessibility-gap on the user-agent side before (back in 2007!)

This article was based on a previous draft of WCAG 2.2 and is no longer valid.

There's a concept, originally from WHATWG I think, that might be worth translating for accessibility in a guidelines context: Priority of Constituencies.