I think the first paragraph should read like: WCAG 2.0 is defined in terms of the access needs of Web users with disabilities. All of the technical descriptions of how to meet these needs are published in separate documents. This differs from WCAG 1.0 that mixed user needs and technical solutions within the language of many guidelines and checkpoints. The approach of WCAG 1.0 ensured that the guidelines would become less relevant as technology advanced. By defining only what is needed by users with disabilities in the guidelines and success criteria, WCAG 2.0 applies more broadly to different types of Web technologies and to more advanced technologies. It will apply to technologies developed in the future, because the access needs of users with disabilities do not change. Wayne PS. I actually have read more than the first paragraphReceived on Thursday, 18 December 2008 05:09:49 GMT
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