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The Expertise Effect on Web Accessibility Evaluation Methods [PDF]
Human–Computer Interaction, 2011 Web accessibility means that disabled people can effectively perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the web. Web accessibility evaluation methods are needed to validate the accessibility of web pages. However, the role of subjectivity and of expertise in such methods is unknown and has not previously been studied.
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Active learning for Web accessibility evaluation
Proceedings of the 14th International Web for All Conference, 2017To evaluate the accessibility level of a website, we need to obtain the accessibility evaluation results of the pages in this website. Due to the massive number of pages in a website and possible involvement of human inspection for conformance checking, directly evaluating all the pages is prohibitively expensive.
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Evaluating web resources for disability access
Proceedings of the fourth international ACM conference on Assistive technologies, 2000A majority of Web based information, facilities and services is unnecessarily inaccessible to people with certain disabilities, largely due to a lack of awareness of accessibility issues on the part of developers. This paper argues that currently available accessibility evaluation methods are unsatisfactory in the scope and ...
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User-tailored web accessibility evaluations
Proceedings of the eighteenth conference on Hypertext and hypermedia, 2007This paper presents a framework and system to evaluate the accessibility of web pages according to the individual requirements of users with disabilities. These requirements not only consist of users' abilities, but also users' assistive technologies and the delivery context.
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Evaluation of web accessibility on the maps domain
Proceedings of the 30th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 2015This paper describes the execution of three accessibility evaluations on web-based map applications. Assessments based on expert reviews, tools and end users were performed, using the WCAG 2.0 (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) and analyzing its Level A success criteria.
Jonathas Leontino Medina +2 more
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Evaluation of Web Accessibility
2013The Web is present in all fields of our life, from information and service Web pages to electronic public administration (e-government). Users of the Web are a heterogeneous and multicultural public, with different abilities and disabilities (visual, hearing, cognitive, and motor impairments).
Sergio Luján-Mora, Firas Masri
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The design and evaluation of accessibility on web navigation
Decision Support Systems, 2007Web sites have been deployed to create and sustain business competitiveness in a trend of emerging Web technologies and growing e-commerce. One critical success factor of e-commerce is the ability to allow information to be retrieved from a Web site in an efficient and effective manner.
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A tool to evaluate universal Web accessibility
Proceedings on the 2000 conference on Universal Usability - CUU '00, 2000The Web Accessibility Visual Evaluator (WAVE) is a tool that, in addition to performing automated checks, helps users perform the human judgments essential for evaluating if a web page is universally accessible to people with and without disabilities. For example, the WAVE (a) inserts the information accessed by people who are blind (e.g.
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Automatic Evaluation of Mobile Web Accessibility
2007Nowadays there is a growing trend towards using web based applications and web browsers in mobile devices such as cellular phones, PDAs, smart phones, and so on. However, interacting with these web interfaces tends to be a frustrating and unsatisfactory experience due to the existing accessibility barriers.
Myriam Arrue, Markel Vigo, Julio Abascal
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Web Accessibility Evaluation Via XSLT
2007Web accessibility rules, i.e., the conditions to be met by Web sites in order to be considered accessible for all, can be (partially) checked automatically in many different ways. Many Web accessibility evaluators have been developed during the last years.
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