The objective of Web accessibility evaluation is to verify that all users are able to use the
Web, this means that they can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with it (Henry …

Modern web technologies provide a highly customizable and dynamic interaction medium,
yet their potential to accommodate individual user preferences and needs is largely …

People with low vision may experience accessibility barriers when they interact with the
web. The navigation strategies of low-vision users are explored in this article in order to …

Governments have been investing considerable resources into making their services to
citizens available through the Internet. However, people face barriers when accessing these …

Web accessibility evaluation requires tests to be carried out with real users with disabilities
performing real tasks or activities. To recruit an appropriate group of users and to observe …

Cultural diversity makes it difficult for website developers to depend on their own instinctive
knowledge or personal experiences to design usable websites between cultures, yet studies …

People with disabilities frequently use the Internet to perform a variety of common activities;
however, they may often encounter aggravated accessibility barriers when using mobile …

People with motor impairments (MI) may face accessibility barriers when using computers
due to their health conditions and therefore need to use alternative devices to a standard …

The lack of dexterity in the upper limbs of people with motor impairments may prevent the
use of standard pointing devices, such as mice, to access graphical user interfaces. In these …

Basic actions in the context of Web browsing, such as pointing at and clicking on links, can
be seriously hindered by dexterity impairments affecting the use of hands and arms. In this …