Agreeing6

It was a huge shock. The content itself, of course—but most of all, the size of the text.

I’m building a website for users of a local disability transportation service. I had read the WCAG guidelines and tested the site, but I didn’t realize that the text was too small for some middle-aged users until they had to take out their reading glasses.

Knowing semantic HTML wasn’t enough, and WCAG testing alone was obviously insufficient.

I had spent far too long overlooking something as simple as font size. Just font size.

That's an idea to combine RDF and LLM. It could probably be combined with Wikidata too.

I live in Japan, and here, the National Diet Library and the Statistics Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications are working on RDF. Are other countries working on it too?