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The Accessibility of Museum Websites
2021Tourism accessibility has emerged as a topic to be discussed and studied by both academics and professionals. In this line, museums have started to adapt their offer to their diverse audience, including people with disabilities and people with special needs.
Ariadna Gassiot Melian, Raquel Camprubí
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The state of corporate website accessibility
Communications of the ACM, 2009Web accessibility continues to have important social, legal and economic implications for ecommerce. Over 50 million Americans have disabilities and so do around 600 million world-wide (www.census.gov/prod/2003pubs/c2kbr-17.pdf; www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/busstat.htm). Disabilities include a vast range of issues: cognition, vision, motor skills, and hearing.
Eleanor T. Loiacono +2 more
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Progress on Website Accessibility?
ACM Transactions on the Web, 2013Over 100 top-traffic and government websites from the United States and United Kingdom were examined for evidence of changes on accessibility indicators over the 14-year period from 1999 to 2012, the longest period studied to date. Automated analyses of WCAG 2.0 Level A Success Criteria found high percentages of violations overall.
Hanson, Vicki L., Richards, John T.
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Website Accessibility of U.S. Based Hospitality Websites
2009The Internet has become an essential part of our society as we are continually embracing this technology to better facilitate our business and social lives. Hotels and restaurants have established websites providing functions such as room availability, menu description as well as online reservations.
Lina Xiong +3 more
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Website Content Accessibility of the Cyprus Domain
2003This paper extends previous studies that investigated the accessibility of different web sites of specific content, to an analysis of the whole web of a specific country (Cyprus). To our knowledge no previous study has analyzed such a big number of web sites for accessibility in a single study.
Zaphiris, Panayiotis, Zacharia, Giorgos
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Revisiting Alabama State Website Accessibility
Government Information Quarterly, 2014Abstract Potter's (2002) accessibility review of over 60 Alabama state-level websites was designed to establish a baseline for monitoring the state government's progress on online accessibility. The study found significant room for improvement. Only 20% of the reviewed sites met Section 508 requirements, and only 19% of the sites met WAI Priority 1 ...
Norman E Youngblood
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Proceedings of the 31st annual ACM SIGUCCS fall conference, 2003
A university's website is an essential tool for recruiting students, faculty, and staff, and for conveying information to the campus community, alumni, and the outside world. When a website is inaccessible, the university may lose a prospective student, faculty member or alumni donor; students or employees may not be able to get crucial information ...
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A university's website is an essential tool for recruiting students, faculty, and staff, and for conveying information to the campus community, alumni, and the outside world. When a website is inaccessible, the university may lose a prospective student, faculty member or alumni donor; students or employees may not be able to get crucial information ...
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Website Accessibility and the Role of Accessibility Statements
2010This chapter defines accessibility in the broader context of usability and explains the importance of making websites accessible as well as usable. It then focuses on one particular aspect of website accessibility – the accessibility statement, which is a declaration on a website about the accessibility of the site to disabled people and others with ...
C M Parkinson, C. W. Olphert
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