W3C Tutorial

W3C Stands for the World Wide Web Consortium. W3C is working to make the Web accessible to all users (despite differences in culture, education, ability, resources, and physical limitations). Start learning about W3C now!

Table of Contents

Introduction to W3C
This chapter explains what the W3C is, how it works, and how the Web is standardized.

W3C Process
This chapter explains the W3C standardizing process.

W3C HTML
This chapter summarizes the HTML activities at the W3C.

W3C XHTML
This chapter summarizes the XHTML activities at the W3C.

W3C XML
This chapter summarizes the XML activities at the W3C.

W3C CSS
This chapter summarizes the CSS activities at the W3C.

W3C XSL
This chapter summarizes the XSL activities at the W3C.

W3C XML Schema
This chapter summarizes the XML Schema activities at the W3C.

W3C XPath
This chapter summarizes the XPath activities at the W3C.

W3C XQuery
This chapter summarizes the XQuery activities at the W3C.

W3C DOM
This chapter summarizes the DOM activities at the W3C.

W3C SOAP
This chapter summarizes the SOAP activities at the W3C.

W3C WSDL
This chapter summarizes the WSDL activities at the W3C.

W3C RDF
This chapter summarizes the RDF activities at the W3C.

W3C SMIL
This chapter summarizes the SMIL activities at the W3C.

W3C Other
This chapter summarizes other activities at the W3C.

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