30 November 2018 The WAI Education and Outreach Working Group ( EOWG ) has published  Developing an Accessibility Statement . The resource helps you create an accessibility statement for your website, mobile app, or other digital content. It includes guidance, examples, and a free generator tool. The tool helps you collect and enter relevant information to create an accessibility statement for your particular content and situation. See more information in  How to Create Accessibility Statements blog post . Learn more about the  Web Accessibility Initiative  (WAI).

22 November 2018 The  Spatial Data on the Web Interest Group  has published a First Public Working Draft of  Extensions to the Semantic Sensor Network Ontology . This specification describes some extensions to the  Semantic Sensor Network Ontology , published as a W3C Recommendation in 2017, to enable linking to the ultimate feature-of-interest for an observation, act of sampling, or actuation, and homogeneous collections of observations, in which one or more of the properties may be shared by all members of the collection.

15 November 2018 The  CSS Working Group  has published a First Public Working Draft of  CSS Shadow Parts . This specification defines the  ‘::part()’  pseudo-element on  shadow hosts , allowing shadow hosts to selectively expose chosen elements from their  shadow tree  to the outside page for styling purposes. CSS  is a language for describing the rendering of structured documents (such as HTML and XML) on screen, on paper, in speech, etc.

9 November 2018 The WAI Education and Outreach Working Group ( EOWG ) has published  The Business Case for Digital Accessibility . It describes how accessibility can drive innovation, enhance your brand, extend market reach, and minimize legal risk. It includes direct and indirect benefits of accessibility and the risks of not addressing accessibility adequately. It provides case studies and examples that demonstrate how investment in accessibility is good for your organization. Learn more about the  Web Accessibility Initiative  (WAI).