MultilingualWeb

Standards and best practices for the Multilingual Web

MultilingualWeb

The MultilingualWeb project is exploring standards and best practices that support the creation, localization and use of multilingual web-based information. Through a series of workshops open to the public and various communication channels, we will spread information about what standards and best practices currently exist, and what gaps need to be filled.

News

multilingweb CLDR 1.9 Collation Changes proposed: The Unicode CLDR committee is making Unicode locale-sensitive collation a maj... http://bit.ly/9vZ5Sf

11:49AM Aug 26

multilingweb For review: 6 new and 2 updated articles about character encoding: Comments are being sought on the following new ... http://bit.ly/9H6ONJ

07:17PM Aug 13

multilingweb W3C Workshop, Call for Participation: The Multilingual Web - Where Are We?: 26-27 October 2010, Madrid. Hosted by ... http://bit.ly/9FNilD

08:37PM Jul 22

multilingweb Last Call draft for Unicode Locale extension published by IETF: In addition to providing the basis for language id... http://bit.ly/9BuSgb

12:26PM Jul 20

multilingweb New article: Using b and i elements: Answers the question: Should I use b and i elements? The HTML5 specification... http://bit.ly/9ULJHL

09:21PM Jul 12

multilingweb For review: Using b and i tags: Comments are being sought on the article Using and tags prior to final release... http://bit.ly/coQgVR

12:03PM Jul 06

multilingweb The Unicode Consortium is now on Twitter. You can follow Unicode announcements at @unicode! http://bit.ly/aEJcym

03:19PM Jul 01

multilingweb Public-multilingualweb@w3.org mailing list launched: The MultilingualWeb project has made available a public list ... http://bit.ly/d1BF26

06:09PM Jun 29

multilingweb Prototype Internationalization Checker available: This checker performs various tests on a Web Page to determine i... http://bit.ly/bZnzVd

10:57AM Jun 23

multilingweb MultilingualWeb project face-to-face meeting in Bucharest: On June 1st and 2nd partners in the MultilingualWeb pr... http://bit.ly/dB9TaM

07:42PM Jun 15

multilingweb Slides for Richard Ishida's Localization World talk about W3C standards & best practices & MultlingualWeb project http://bit.ly/alHFkl

04:39PM Jun 11

multilingweb Character encoding tests updated: The HTML and CSS character encoding tests in the Internationalization Activity t... http://bit.ly/cfzwMZ

08:17PM Jun 04

multilingweb Language declaration tests updated: The HTML language declaration tests in the Internationalization Activity test ... http://bit.ly/cIJsU4

08:17PM Jun 04

multilingweb Webfonts tests updated to include WOFF: The CSS webfonts tests in the Internationalization Activity test suite hav... http://bit.ly/bZg0y5

08:17PM Jun 04

multilingweb First translation into Hindi: Thanks to the Bhavatmaj Seth, the following article has been translated into Hindi. ... http://bit.ly/cVrEv4

08:17PM Jun 04

multilingweb Text direction tests updated: The HTML and CSS text direction tests in the Internationalization Activity test suit... http://bit.ly/asum8c

08:17PM Jun 04

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Next event

The Multilingual Web - Where are we?

Date: 26-27 October 2010
Location: Madrid, Spain
NEW! Call for participation
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i18n Checker Tool

Get information about your web pages and check them for internationalization issues using the i18n Checker prototype.

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Project funding

This project is funded by the European Commission through the ICT PSP Grant Agreement No. 250500, and as part of the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme.