web standard

A web standard is a formally defined specification that ensures interoperability, accessibility, and consistent behavior of web technologies across different browsers, devices, and platforms.

Observed surface forms (7)

• browser engine ×5
• WHATWG Living Standard ×4
• WHATWG standard ×2
• web technology specification ×2
• HTML specification ×1
• Web standard ×1
• web application model ×1

Instances (29)

• Blink via concept surface "browser engine"
• HTML5
• HTML
• W3C Recommendation
• XHTML
• HTML+ proposal via concept surface "web technology specification"
• Trident layout engine via concept surface "browser engine"
• Trident via concept surface "browser engine"
• WAI-ARIA
• WebAssembly specification
• Progressive Web Apps via concept surface "web application model"
• Fetch Standard via concept surface "WHATWG Living Standard"
• Encoding Standard
• Streams Standard via concept surface "WHATWG Living Standard"
• MIME Sniffing Standard
• Console Standard via concept surface "WHATWG standard"
• Fullscreen API Standard
• Notifications API Standard via concept surface "Web standard"
  surface form: Notifications API
• Storage Standard via concept surface "WHATWG Living Standard"
• WebSockets Standard via concept surface "web technology specification"
• URL Standard
• HTML Living Standard
• Presto via concept surface "browser engine"
• WebGL
• Blink layout engine via concept surface "browser engine"
  surface form: Blink
• CSS Backgrounds and Borders Module
• CSS Scroll Snap Module
• CSS Transitions Module
• CSS Animations Module