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On March 20th the W3C released a new beta design of their website, they have some pretty big goals and targets for the re-design, you can see them all here. They really want some feedback on the new design, I would say the more granular you can make it the better, check out their how to help section to get a better idea of how you can participate.
Found via post on: 456bereastreet.com
On March 20th the W3C released a new beta design of their website, they have some pretty big goals and targets for the re-design, you can see them all here. They really want some feedback on the new design, I would say the more granular you can make it the better, check out their how to help section to get a better idea of how you can participate.
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