The World Wide Web Consortium develops Web standards through technical groups and a public review process. Its specifications can define computational behavior precisely: WebXR describes tracked poses and views, while the CSS color specification defines color values and their interpretation. Such documents distinguish an interface's semantics from the particular browser or device implementing it. A document's stated publication status also matters; a draft records work in progress rather than silently implying a completed recommendation.[ref]
https://www.w3.org/about/. Mission and standards development
[ref]WebXR Device API by World Wide Web Consortium. Status of This Document and interface definitions
