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Supporting your team to make accessible services. Using semantic HTML, CSS, JavaScript and WAI-ARIA to make accessible interfaces.
The Court of Appeal has upheld the CMA’s decision to launch a market investigation into mobile browsers and cloud gaming, overturning a previous ruling quashing the investigation.
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