Glossary - W

The watchdog lists the events and errors of Drupal. Watchdog is a term from Drupal5. It has been replaced by dblog and syslog in Drupal6, but the term is still often used.

The WCAG 2.1 standard, short for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.1, is a set of international guidelines for making web content more accessible to people with disabilities.

It sets out specific criteria to be met to ensure that websites and applications are usable by everyone, regardless of their disability.

The WCAG 2.1 criteria cover a variety of areas, including clear navigation, compatibility with assistive technologies, visual contrast, and more.

This standard is essential for creating inclusive Drupal sites that comply with accessibility regulations.
It is established by the W3C and serves as the common denominator for the following standards.
An accessible site complies properly with the WCAG standard, but not all WCAG-compliant sites necessarily meet the requirements of country-specific standards (in France, the RGAA).
 

The module webforms allows to create, configure and integrate all kinds of forms to a Drupal website.

Wireframes reflect the zoning and are mockups that are closer to the final solution. The mockups can be of varying quality depending on the need.

The workflow describes the validation circuit, the tasks to be performed between the different actors of a process, the deadlines, the validation methods, and provides each of the actors with the information they need to carry out their task. For an online publishing process, for example, it is the modeling of the tasks of the entire editorial chain. Drupal allows you to create complex workflows for a website.

The Wysiwyg editor is a user interface that provides a list of options for formatting text. It allows to visualize a document as it will be published.