The group of speakers invited to UAWEB got together to review the draft of the First Manifesto on Usability and Accessibility for Government Websites. The meeting took place this wednesday July 25 and formed part of the works preceding the seminar. The meeting, reception and lunch lasted more than 3 hours, during which the speakers discussed issues of usability, accessibility, best practices and how to push them forward with a document of this type. Their experience and sensibility enriched and fine-tuned the ten principles laid out by the manifesto.The resulting document will serve as a guide for the web strategies of Mexican governments.This Thursday night, the representatives of Mexican state governments will review the manifesto and agree to sign it in the closing ceremony of the seminar.You will be able to read it in this website this Friday night.Follow up on the activities of the UA web seminar here.