Visit W3C and learn more about the Open Web Platform
The Open Web Platform is the premier platform for application development.
Built on HTML5 and a host of other open standards,
the Open Web Platform is fundamentally transforming industry after industry. Technology convergence, video and rich multimedia, new forms of interaction, social networking, greater device interoperability, and improved accessibility are having a profound impact on the way businesses operate and serve customers.
Members of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) are shaping the Web as the premier platform for innovation, and changing the way we live, work, and play. Learn more…
Demos at W3C's Booth in 2014
Stay tuned for a schedule of these demos from W3C Members and staff that will show how the Web is transforming the mobile industry.
- W3C/Klickfilm: New Ways to Advertise with Videos/Pictures on the Web using HMTL5 and Linked Data
- Baidu: Baidu Light Apps ("ScreenX", "Paipaigp", 3VividTim" and "Baidu-Share")
- Ericsson: InBrowser Communication
- Espial: Reimagining the TV User Experience with HTML5
- Igalia: New layouts mdels on the Web (was CSS3 standards implementation - CSS Regions and CSS Grid Layout)
- Intel: Building a real-time system for Remotely Piloted Vehicles using HTML5 and the Intel® XDK
- Kolor: Kolor Eyes: 360-degree video player in HTML5
- Mozilla: Firefox OS - making HTML5 on mobile work
- Opera: Coast by Opera (browser for iPad)
- Zaragoza: Web we want: Open Web, zaragoza.es
To schedule a meeting with CEO Jeff Jaffe or other W3C staff, please write to team-contact@w3.org.
In 1989
Tim Berners-Lee
invented the World Wide Web and in 1989 he launched W3C to lead the
Web to its full potential. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and
partners will celebrate the anniversary throughout 2014. Learn more soon!
