This is the home repository for work done by the W3C Publishing Community Group (Github Page). The Publishing Community Group is the incubator community for Publishing@W3C. The goal of the group is to propose, document, and prototype features broadly related to

• publications on the Web,
• reading modes and systems,
• the user experience of digital publications.

These topics are general and the community errs on the side of inclusive discussions; specifics are kept to dedicated issues. See Ways to Contribute if you'd like to participate but are unsure how.

For incubation of Web Platform features, visit the Web Platform Incubator Community Group (WICG).

Updates, Meeting Minutes and more

Updates, Meeting Minutes and more

Updates, Meeting Minutes and more

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Monthly CG Meeting Minutes and Agenda

• User experience guide for displaying machine readable accessibility metadata
• Harmonisation of MARC accessibility metadata with schema.org and ONIX accessibility metadata
• Document for providing guidance to publishers, how to write a good accessibility summary
• EPUB Accessibility - EU Accessibility Act Mapping
• DAISY Accessible Publishing Knowledge Base

• EPUB 3.3
• EPUB Reading Systems 3.3
• EPUB Accessibility 1.1
• EPUBCheck

• EPUB 3.3 Tests
• How to write tests

Join the Publishing CG before making contributions.

Use the standard fork, branch, and pull request workflow to propose changes to group documents. Make branch names informatively, including the related issue number, for example. If you need help with git, see W3C on GitHub. Chairs are happy to help you get started.

Editorial changes that improve the readability or correct spelling or grammatical mistakes are welcome.

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md, about licensing contributions.

• Join the CG and participate in group calls.
• Join the discussion around your issues of interest.
• File new issues and rally the community around them. The more interest around an issue, the more likely it is to thrive.
• Not sure if an issue belongs here? File it anyway, and the community can help you identify the proper channel.
• Contribute to documentation and prototypes as well as you can. Members are encouraged to contribute with their own expertise.
• Help identify overlapping communities that could benefit from our work, or help mature ideas graduate into dedicated communities, such as W3C working groups.

Group chairs: Mateus Teixeira, W. W. Norton & Company, Schindler Wolfgang, Zheng Xu, Wysebee Inc..