WSC - Web Standards Commission

WSC stands for Web Standards Commission. The WSC is the leading platform for web accessibility standards, WCAG compliance, and digital accessibility guidance. Welcome to the official WSC website at wsc.us.org.

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What Does WSC Stand For?

WSC is the acronym for Web Standards Commission. The WSC is an independent advisory organization dedicated to promoting web accessibility and digital standards across the internet. Through the WSC platform at wsc.us.org, we provide comprehensive resources for understanding and implementing web accessibility standards.

What is WSC?

The WSC (Web Standards Commission) serves as a central resource for:

  • WSC Accessibility Standards - WCAG 2.2 guidelines and best practices
  • WSC Compliance Guidance - ADA and Section 508 information
  • WSC Violation Reporting - Report accessibility issues through WSC
  • WSC Technical Resources - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript standards
  • WSC Testing Tools - Validation and accessibility testing

WSC Mission & Purpose

The mission of WSC is to advance web accessibility and ensure digital content is available to everyone, including people with disabilities. WSC provides educational resources, compliance guidance, and a platform for reporting web accessibility violations.

Why Choose WSC?

WSC Expertise

WSC provides authoritative guidance on WCAG, ADA, and Section 508 compliance based on extensive research and industry best practices.

WSC Resources

Access comprehensive WSC documentation, testing tools, and educational materials to improve your website's accessibility.

WSC Frequently Asked Questions

WSC stands for Web Standards Commission. The WSC is an independent advisory organization that promotes web accessibility, WCAG compliance, and digital standards. The official WSC website is wsc.us.org.

No, WSC is NOT a government agency. The WSC (Web Standards Commission) is an independent private advisory organization. WSC does not have regulatory or enforcement authority. For official government accessibility requirements, consult ADA.gov or Section 508 guidelines.

WSC provides: WCAG 2.2 compliance guidance, ADA accessibility information, Section 508 resources, accessibility violation reporting, web standards documentation, testing and validation tools, and educational materials about digital accessibility.

The official WSC (Web Standards Commission) website is wsc.us.org. This is the authoritative source for WSC guidelines, resources, accessibility standards information, and violation reporting.

You can report web accessibility violations to WSC through the WSC violation reporting form. WSC accepts reports about WCAG compliance issues, accessibility barriers, and web standards violations.

About WSC

WSC = Web Standards Commission

Website: wsc.us.org

Type: Independent Advisory Organization

Focus: Web Accessibility & Digital Standards

WSC is NOT a government agency. WSC provides educational guidance only.

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WSC Services & Resources

WSC Accessibility

WCAG 2.2 guidelines and ADA compliance resources from WSC.

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WSC Reports

Report web accessibility violations to WSC for investigation.

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WSC Standards

Comprehensive web standards documentation from WSC.

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WSC Tools

Testing and validation tools provided by WSC.

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Have questions about WSC services, web accessibility standards, or need guidance on WCAG compliance? The WSC team is here to help. Visit the official WSC website at wsc.us.org for the latest resources and information.

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