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Stop Saying 'Click Here'! Better Link Text Writing

2025-07-02

W3C released a guide on writing more effective link text. It advises against using mechanical phrases like 'click here', suggesting instead concise, meaningful text that clearly describes the link's content, not the mechanics of clicking. The article also introduces W3C QA Tips, a resource offering practical advice for web developers and designers, including how to submit tips and an index of existing ones.

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WebAssembly Instruction Set: A Comprehensive Guide

2025-05-09

This exhaustive list of WebAssembly instructions covers everything from basic arithmetic operations to advanced vector operations. Each instruction includes its opcode, input/output types, and descriptions of the validation and execution phases, making it easy for developers to quickly look up and understand them. The list is clearly structured and serves as a convenient reference for WebAssembly development.

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W3C Exploration IG: Bridging the Gaps in Web Identity

2025-04-22
W3C Exploration IG: Bridging the Gaps in Web Identity

In the rapidly evolving web landscape, identity, authentication, and trust mechanisms face numerous challenges. The W3C Exploration Interest Group (IG) aims to connect the real world with the standards world, exploring technical gaps, emerging wallet models, cross-trust framework use cases, and regulatory signals in web identity. It's not about defining specs, but identifying problems and fostering discussion to inform future standards. All are welcome to contribute ideas and help build a more secure and reliable web.

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W3C HTML Working Group: Driving HTML Standard Evolution

2024-12-26
W3C HTML Working Group: Driving HTML Standard Evolution

The W3C HTML Working Group is dedicated to bringing WHATWG's HTML and DOM review drafts to W3C Recommendations. This group comprises global experts collaboratively ensuring the continued evolution and improvement of HTML standards to meet the ever-changing needs of the web. The group features a defined mission, participation process, and patent policy, and regularly publishes updates and event information.

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