WCAG 2.0: Woeful to Wonderful in One Easy Draft?
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WCAG 2.0: Woeful to Wonderful in One Easy Draft?
Accessites.org article by Jack Pickard, providing a review of the latest changes to the working draft.
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Jul 31, 2008
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