The TAG's role is not to dictate outcomes, but to help the community reason about them. Through design reviews, principles, findings, and cross-group engagement, the TAG helps ensure that independently developed technologies fit together as one Web.
This architecture work has never been more important than it is today. Beyond AI, we are building a web where privacy is a design requirement rather than an afterthought.
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Working with features from Global Privacy Control to the identity flows in FedCM, while still letting developers build rich applications with features like CSS View Transitions and installable web apps. I have spent the past term putting that principle into practice, both as a TAG chair and a member.
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Good architecture depends on understanding the needs of the web's diverse users. I want the TAG to continue bringing a wide range of perspectives into technical decision-making and to help create space for the next generation of web architects.
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If re-elected, I will continue to help the TAG ensure that the Web remains a coherent, interoperable, privacy-respecting platform that serves people first, while engaging constructively with the new technologies and challenges emerging around it.
To W3C members, I thank you for considering my nomination. Voting closes 15 December.
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