A clever team in California have produced a WCAG 2.0 Theme Song for YouTube.
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Funny video. A nice update to the original WCAG Theme Song.
One correction – David MacDonald and the group that put this together are from Ottawa, not California.
Hilarious! I hadn’t been aware there was an ORIGINAL WCAG theme song, I’ll have to find it as well.