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      <description>WCAG 3 September 2026 Working Draft explained: one conformance line, Bronze/Silver/Gold as reporting tiers, and 216 requirements counted by hand.</description>
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      <description>Where WCAG 3 (3.0) stands in the March 2026 W3C Working Draft: the 12-category, 44-guideline structure, requirement counts, and the return of Bronze/Silver/Gold.</description>
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      <description>WCAG 3.0 Draft extends scope beyond web content to wearables, Web of Things, VR/AR, and the tooling ecosystem, and covers how South Korea&amp;#39;s kiosk accessibility connects to that expansion.</description>
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      <description>WCAG 3.0 Assertions document accessibility procedures automated tests cannot verify. This post covers the 28 assertions in the March 2026 Draft and how they differ from WCAG 2.2&amp;#39;s Conformance Claim.</description>
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      <description>Compare WCAG 3.0’s quantitative/qualitative testing flow with WCAG 2.2’s success-criteria model. We cover Atomic/Holistic concepts, view/process scope, and how tests connect to scoring from a practical perspective.</description>
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      <description>WCAG 3.0 restructures accessibility into Guidelines, Outcomes, and Methods. Covers the 153 requirements (Core 92 &#43; Supplemental 61), Atomic vs. Holistic Tests, and a login-form example vs WCAG 2.2.</description>
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      <description>WCAG evolved from 1.0 to 2.2 over 26 years. This post explains why WCAG 3.0 exists: the All-or-Nothing dilemma, checkbox accessibility, and the shift from pass/fail checklists to user outcomes.</description>
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      <description>Reading Korea&amp;#39;s AI Basic Act (effective Jan 22, 2026) through a web accessibility lens: mapping WCAG&amp;#39;s four principles onto its transparency, high-impact AI, and generative AI labeling duties.</description>
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      <description>A people-centered look at Korea&amp;#39;s Digital Inclusion Act (effective Jan 22, 2026): how it differs from the Framework Act on Intelligent Informatization, kiosk usability obligations, and impact assessment duties developers should know.</description>
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