May 27, 2021 W3C Standard
2. The Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
3. Mathematical Markup Language - Mathematic Markup Language (MathML)
4. Scalable Vector Graphics - Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)
5. Ink Markup Language - Ink Markup Language (InkML)
This section provides an overview of some other important and interesting W3C activities.
WAI defines guidelines on how to make web content more accessible to people with disabilities.
WAI strives for the goal of "Web accessibility for all" through technologies, guidelines, tools, education, research, and development projects.
MathML is an XML standard for describing mathematical symbols.
MathML's goal is to enable mathematics to be provided, accepted, and processed on the Web, just as HTML can make text work.
W3C MathML recommended standard
SVG is a language used to describe two-bit graphics in XML.
SVG runs three types of graphics objects: vector graphics shapes, images, and text.
Feature settings include transformations, crop paths, alpha mattes, filter effects, template objects, and scalability.
W3C SVG 1.1 recommended standard
InkML is an XML data format used to express digital ink data, which is entered through an electronic pen or input pen that is part of a multi-path system.
The goal of W3C's internationalization activities is to recommend and adapt any technology, agreements, guidelines, and activities within W3C, as well as with other organizations, to make it easier to use W3C technology globally in different languages, scripts, and cultures.
W3C internationalization activities
W3C's voice browser activity is designed to enable people to interact with spoken instructions and speech synthesis to extend the web.
Voice Extensable Marker Language (VoiceXML)
Voice Synthesis Markup Language (VoiceXML)
Speech recognition syntax specifications
Voice Browser Call Control (CCXML)