Accessibility evolution tools comparison

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Ali, Liaqat, Jahankhani, Hamid and Jahankhani, Hossein 2007. Accessibility evolution tools comparison. Proceedings of Advances in Computing and Technology. (AC&T) The School of Computing and Technology 2nd Annual Conference University of East London pp. 28-36
AuthorsAli, Liaqat, Jahankhani, Hamid and Jahankhani, Hossein
TypeConference paper
Abstract

The Web is widely used as a delivery channel and the importance of eAccessibility to
digital resources is now widely acknowledged. By developing a series of guidelines and designing
standards the W3C WAI has played an important role to achieve the goal of eAccessibility and to
ensure that Web resources can be accessed by people with special need. Accessibility tools play a
critical and important role in ensuring the accessibility of the Web and perform a static analysis of
home pages or sites regarding their accessibility. This paper claims that because of no
standardization these tools often provide different results of the same tested Website according to
their own interpretation and due to the lack of standard testing methods eAccessibility is a difficult
goal to achieve.

KeywordseAccessibility; W3C; online accessibility tools
Year2007
ConferenceProceedings of Advances in Computing and Technology
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Print2007
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Deposited12 Jul 2010
Web address (URL)http://www.uel.ac.uk/act/proceedings/documents/ACT07.pdf
http://hdl.handle.net/10552/865
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Ali, L.; Jahankhani, H.; Jahankhani, H. (2007) ‘Accessibility evolution tools comparison’ Proceedings of Advances in Computing and Technology, (AC&T) The School of Computing and Technology 2nd Annual Conference, University of East London, pp.28-36.

Place of publicationUniversity of East London
Page range28-36
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