Recent surveys have shown that the majority of websites are not accessible. Despite legal
obligations and the importance of the internet for disabled people, most websites fail to …

Digital technology provides the potential to widen access to information by allowing more
people to access information in a format of their choice and from a location convenient to …

The Web accessibility discipline strives for the study and improvement of front-end Web
design towards people with disabilities. Best practices such as WCAG dictate how Web …

Being able to use websites is an important aspect of every-day life to most people, including
disabled people. However, despite the existence of technical guidelines for accessibility for …

There appears to be a widespread belief within the web design community--and possibly
amongst website commissioners-that accessible sites cannot be visually pleasing. We …

User testing is considered a key part of web accessibility evaluation. However, little is known
about how effective is for identifying accessibility problems. Our experience, informed by a …

Despite the existence of web accessibility guidelines-eg Web Content Accessibility
Guidelines-to help developers and designers to create more accessible websites, many …

To better understand what researchers and practitioners consider to be the key components
of the definition of web accessibility and to propose a unified definition of web accessibility …

As new technologies emerge, and Web sites become increasingly sophisticated, ensuring
they remain accessible to disabled and small-screen users is a major challenge. While …

Web accessibility refers to the practice of making websites usable by people of all abilities
and disabilities. Design guidelines are an important source of information for developing …