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ORCIDW4A 2007: Banff, Canada
- Simon Harper, Yeliz Yesilada:
Proceedings of the 2007 International Cross-Disciplinary Conference on Web Accessibility (W4A 2007), Banff, Canada, May 7-8, 2007. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series 225, ACM 2007 - Becky Gibson:
Enabling an accessible web 2.0. 1-6
Web 2.0 in development
- Peter Thiessen, Charles Chen:
Ajax live regions: chat as a case example. 7-14 - Zeljko Obrenovic, Jacco van Ossenbruggen
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Web browser accessibility using open source software. 15-24 - Jeffrey P. Bigham, Richard E. Ladner:
Accessmonkey: a collaborative scripting framework for web users and developers. 25-34 - Mary Zajicek:
Web 2.0: hype or happiness? 35-39
Understanding usability
- Sandeep R. Patil:
Accessible image file formats: the need and the way (position paper). 40-43 - Louis Coetzee, N. Govender, Ilse Viviers:
The national accessibility portal: an accessible information sharing portal for the South African disability sector. 44-53 - Sergio Sayago, Josep Blat:
A preliminary usability evaluation of strategies for seeking online information with elderly people. 54-57
Understanding accessibility
- Benoît Encelle, Nadine Baptiste-Jessel:
Personalization of user interfaces for browsing XML content using transformations built on end-user requirements. 58-64 - Cynthia C. Shelly, George Young:
Accessibility for simple to moderate-complexity DHTML web sites. 65-73 - Rui Lopes, Luís Carriço:
Leveraging rich accessible documents on the web. 74-83 - Paola Salomoni, Silvia Mirri, Stefano Ferretti, Marco Roccetti:
Profiling learners with special needs for custom e-learning experiences, a closed case? 84-92 - Michael Cooper:
Accessibility of emerging rich web technologies: web 2.0 and the semantic web. 93-98
Accessibility and guidelines
- Markel Vigo, Myriam Arrue, Giorgio Brajnik, Raffaella Lomuscio, Julio Abascal:
Quantitative metrics for measuring web accessibility. 99-107 - Cristian Bernareggi, Dominique Archambault:
Mathematics on the web: emerging opportunities for visually impaired people. 108-111 - Nathalie Cindy Kuicheu, Laure Pauline Fotso, François Siewe:
Iconic communication system by XML language: (SCILX). 112-115 - Christopher Power, Helen Petrie:
Accessibility in non-professional web authoring tools: a missed web 2.0 opportunity? 116-119 - Ian Horrocks:
Semantic web: the story so far. 120-125 - Hisashi Miyashita, Daisuke Sato, Hironobu Takagi, Chieko Asakawa:
Making multimedia content accessible for screen reader users. 126-127 - Yevgen Borodin, Jalal Mahmud, I. V. Ramakrishnan, Amanda Stent:
The HearSay non-visual web browser. 128-129 - Sébastien Rainville-Pitt, Jean-Marie D'Amour:
Using a CMS to create fully accessible websites. 130-131 - Leo Ferres, Petro Verkhogliad, Louis Boucher:
(Natural language) interaction with graphical representations of statistical data. 132-133 - Yui-Liang Chen, Yung-Yu Ho:
The status of using "Big Eye" Chinese screen reader on "Wretch" blog in Taiwan. 134-135 - Peter Thiessen, Charles Chen:
Ajax live regions: ReefChat using the fire vox screen reader as a case example. 136-137
Web 2.0 and accessibility
- Brian Kelly, David Sloan, Stephen Brown, Jane Seale, Helen Petrie, Patrick Lauke, Simon Ball:
Accessibility 2.0: people, policies and processes. 138-147 - Shaun K. Kane, Jessie A. Shulman, Timothy J. Shockley, Richard E. Ladner:
A web accessibility report card for top international university web sites. 148-156 - Takayuki Watanabe:
Experimental evaluation of usability and accessibility of heading elements. 157-164
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