W3C is over 400 organizations leading the World Wide Web to its full potential. Founded by Tim Berners-Lee, the Web's inventor. The W3C Web site hosts specifications, guidelines, software and tools. Public participation is welcome. W3C supports universal access, the semantic Web, trust, interoperability, evolvability, decentralization, and cooler multimedia.

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This is a list of products related to the WWW project with a link to a status summary of each one. For list of previous milestones, releases, etc, see the Features list for each product, linked to the wish lists. See also: software proposed or under devlopment .

Hypertext Terms This is a glossary of terms used within the WWW project. In most cases, their use corresponds to conventional use in hypertext circles. Anchor An area within a the content of a node which is the source or destination of a link. The anchor may be the whole of the node content. Typically, clicking a mouse on an anchor area causes the link to be followed, leaving the anchor at the ...

This list *not* exhaustive, please check also General Indexes (see our Information Servers page), the help button on your client, etc. At some point in the future, this page can be used to learn how to surf the Internet and WWW and how to provide information. We plan to teach a class on this topic after next fall.

The following lists papers and articles anout the W3 initiative and related matters which you may want to pick up for background reading or quote as references. You can of course also quote any page you read with w3 by its document address.

Software projects for the enthusiastic This is a sort of sign-up sheet for W3-related devlopments. If you have a moment, take your pick! Some of these would make good projects, or would be a way your organization could contribute to the building of the web. This list is only a few ideas -- more are welcome!

This is a step-by-step hyperlinked overview of how to put yourself on the World Wide Web.

Ersatz Info-Rama is a sardonic, compact guide to the Web with special attention paid to activism and research interests.

This book categorizes various successful techniques of Web design and contains a style template library.

Directory of links to search engines, how to use the web/html, etc.