Document Profiles and Interoperability Guarantees Authors need a way to ensure that the content they produce will render as intended on target devices. Variations in the level of support for html, style sheets, scripting, and image formats etc. make this hard to achieve. This offers the means for automated checks as part of the content development process. Next Generation Forms HTML Forms were introduced in 1993 and play an important role in the Web. The original design is now outdated and the HTML working group is chartered to work on an improved match to workflow and database applications.
Forms are relevant to business and consumer applications.
Our work is focusing on improved cross-platform support for handheld, television, and desktop browsers, plus printers and scanners, and the application of forms to controlling a wide range of devices. The general development plan of the HTML Working Group is described in the following table. Completion of that phase of subject to W3C procedures. Each of these deliverables is described in the following sections. Working Group Deliverables 4.1.