Device Independence
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Device Independence is a special track of the W3C, whose aim is for a unified web which is accessible from many types of devices. The mission of the Device Independence Activity is to avoid fragmentation of the Web into spaces that are accessible only from subsets of devices.
One key publication of the Device Independence Activity is the Composite Capability/Preference Profiles recommendation.
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- Device Independence activity at W3C
- Device Independence Principles
- Device Independence, Accessibility and Multimodal Interaction
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