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Monday, July 25, 2005

W3C Web Accessibility Initiative site redesign launched

After a period of beta and requests for feedback, the redesigned W3C Web Accessibility Initiative site was finally made live. I'm glad to see that a good number of suggestions from the community were taken into consideration (particular thanks for abandoning Gill Sans for the main copy, as at small sizes it is definitely not a pleasant on-screen font).

The curious among you may be interested in the process documentation on the WAI Web Site Redesign Project pages.

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