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If you have ever tried to find out what a W3C group has been working on lately, you know it often means piecing together information from several sources: publication lists, GitHub repositories, mailing lists, meeting minutes, and more.

That's why our Systems Team has introduced activity pages: one place to see what a group has been doing, month by month.

They would like to hear what you use the pages for, and what you would want them to show next. See more at:
https://www.w3.org/blog/2026/introducing-group-activity-pages/

"We’re on a roll - EPUB 3.4 is coming" by @reidmore on the W3C blog

Wendy noted: "The Publishing Maintenance Working Group at W3C has been quietly working on yet another update for the EPUB3 standard, and we're excited to share what we have been up to. Our goal is to not only maintain the EPUB standard, but do our best to keep it in line with the needs of industry, and this update does exactly that."
Read more at:
https://www.w3.org/blog/2026/were-on-a-roll-epub-3-4-is-coming/
#EPUB3 #WebPublishing

Will you be at TPAC2026 in Dublin? Don’t miss the TPAC Hackathon there!

Everyone will be talking about it and you’re invited to be part of it! We have room for 30 people so register now!

Free for TPAC attendees
Solo or in pairs
All experience levels
Light dinner provided

Many thanks to @igalia, Digital Bazaar and Holopin who have made the Hackathon possible.
https://www.w3.org/register/tpac2026-hackathon
#TPACHackathon #Hackathon

The Verifiable Credentials Working Group published a series of W3C Working Group Note Drafts for threat models. All identify and analyze security and privacy threats specific to their recommendation-track documents:
Recognized Entities Threat Model v1.0
Data Integrity Threat Model v1.1
Verifiable Credential Barcodes Threat Model v1.0
Verifiable Credentials Render Method Threat Model v1.0
VCALM Threat Model v1.0

See more at:
https://www.w3.org/news/2026/first-draft-notes-verifiable-credential-threat-models/
#VerifiableCredentials

✍️ #blog What’s new in the #W3C Website Design System

A significant update to the W3C Website Design System, built by @studio24 was published at the end of September 2026.
Read the post by @nickithenoodle about what changed and why.

https://www.w3.org/blog/2026/whats-new-in-the-w3c-design-system-september-2026/

Regulations limiting children’s access to online content have been broadly and rapidly deployed recently, which require that users provide assurance of their age. The consequences of these regulations may result in major changes to the web.

Tara Whalen and Amir Sharif are leading a mini-workshop to explore Age Assurance as part of #w3cTPAC in Dublin on 28 October.

The deadline for proposals has been extended to 8 October. See more at:
https://github.com/w3c/strategy/issues/569
#AgeAssurance #w3cTPAC