web3LD

Keep Your Story Straight

The Semantic Web is about ensuring a source's authority

About Web3LD

Web3LD is an open-source initiative championing the Semantic Web by raising awareness and shipping practical infrastructure so information stays clear, portable, and machine-readable across the web.

Countless bites of data are consumed and transmitted by search engines and AI, even relatively simple "schemas" can transform the context the information has and how it is used.
Web3LD helps developers and organizations implement Linked Data and JSON-LD, the building blocks of the Semantic Web.
We envision a future where messages don't drown in a sea of lost context but can remain durable and authoritative for the sources' intended meanings.
Web3LD is led by Rito, creative-strategic powerhouse and operator of RitoVision.

FAQ

Resources

Want to make sure your semantic schemas aren't broken?

Check a webpage or the pasted code with schema.org's validator here.

W3C — JSON-LD 1.1

JsonLD is a terrific delivery format for semantic data.

See the full W3C official 1.1 specification to learn all the ins, outs and semantic structure.

Learn the Language of Semantic Data

Schema.org is a world-class schema system widely recognized by search engines and AI.

You can use these to build your project's authority in the semantic web.

Read the documentation to learn how to apply it, or ask AI.

JsonLD and Schemas work together!

Learn how to apply them with these insightful articles and videos.

All About the Semantic Web

Let Wikipedia fill you in on the movement and concepts

How AI Use Schemas for Internet Search

How to Contribute

Web3LD is an open-source initiative, and as such, we have a presence on GitHub. You are welcome to open issues for requests or suggestions, or make pull requests to enhance the project website. Please review any contribution guidelines beforehand.

There is also a contact form on this page if you would like to suggest a particular project that needs help with expanding its semantic-web footprint.

And lastly, just getting out there, learning about the semantic web, and applying it to your project, or sharing it with others, helps support our mission!

Contact

Get in touch if you have any questions, want to contribute or have a project you'd like to recommend

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