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Introducing group activity pages
W3C groups now have an Activity page that shows, month by month, their charters, publications, meetings, participants and GitHub work in one place. The pages are in beta, and we would like your feedback.
- tools
What’s new in the W3C Website Design System
A significant update to the W3C Website Design System was published at the end of September 2026. Here’s what changed and why.
- website
- design system
W3C IRC bots now open source
Two of W3C's IRC bots, RRSAgent and Zakim, are now open source. These bots help facilitate meetings coordinated on IRC, helping with chat logs, meeting minutes, agenda tracking and speaker queues.
- bots
- tools
Simplified task force enrollment and participant management
This blog post is about incremental improvements by W3C's IT/Systems Operations Team that puts task force participation management directly in the hands of participants and chairs.
Improvements to how W3C Members manage employee participation in groups
This blog post is about incremental improvements by W3C's IT/Systems Operations Team to how W3C member representatives use the W3C website to nominate, change, and remove the people who participate in W3C groups on behalf of their organization.
Group Calendaring Discovery Phase
To facilitate participation and scheduling of group meetings, W3C Groups have requested for a long time the possibility to manage calendars of events, subscribe to them as well as easily view them on the Web. A full set of requirements was produced and we started evaluating candidate solutions, third-party or home-made.
- calendar
- w3c
I was Master of the Web... and you can be too!
It's this time again: the W3C is searching for its new Webmaster. So I thought I would share my experience as a former Webmaster. Let's start with some history, as the Webmaster position is an old one here at...
- job
- w3c
