The W3C QA Library / University of Bath / Complexity How complex / Audit trail / King’s College / /
IndustryTerm
Web Site Quality / Web design community / Web Guidelines / Web Site This approach / software vendors / learning technology / Web environment / Web Guidelines Version / Web browsers / advice services / Web Content Accessibility Guidelines / Web Sites Brian Kelly* / actual project Web site / Web accessibility / Web-based technologies / open source authoring tools / online electronic resources / multimedia site / Web accessibility standards / Web development / Web Focus post / digital cultural heritage Web resources / Web development community / software development / project Web site / mobile computing / Web Site Area / Web Standards Project / search engine robots / Web developers / compliant services / e-learning / e-venturing / transformation tools / Web accessibility guidelines / Web development applications / Web resources / project Web sites / multimedia Web sites / monthly audit / data using software / /
Organization
Arts and Humanities Data Service / University of Bath / Joint Information Systems Committee / King’s College London / W3C / NOF Technical Advisory Service / W3C MarkUp Validation Service / New Opportunities Fund / Network Centre / Local Government / University of Bath Online Publication Store / /
Person
Marko Karppinen / Mark Pilgrim / Alastair Dunning / /
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