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- What s the web like if you can t see it?Chieko Asakawa. 1-8 [doi]
- Do text transcoders improve usability for disabled users?Giorgio Brajnik, Daniela Cancila, Daniela Nicoli, Mery Pignatelli. 9-17 [doi]
- AcceSS: accessibility through simplification & summarizationBambang Parmanto, Reza Ferrydiansyah, Andi Saptono, Lijing Song, I. Wayan Sugiantara, Stephanie Hackett. 18-25 [doi]
- Extracting content from accessible web pagesSuhit Gupta, Gail E. Kaiser. 26-30 [doi]
- Interdependent components of web accessibilityWendy Chisholm, Shawn Lawton Henry. 31-37 [doi]
- Web composition with WCAG in mindVicente Luque Centeno, Carlos Delgado Kloos, Martin Gaedke, Martin Nussbaumer. 38-45 [doi]
- Forcing standardization or accommodating diversity?: a framework for applying the WCAG in the real worldBrian Kelly, David Sloan, Lawrie Phipps, Helen Petrie, Fraser Hamilton. 46-54 [doi]
- An active step toward a web content accessible societyJoonho Hyun, Doojin Choi, Sukil Kim. 55-59 [doi]
- Is accessible design a myth?Eric A. Meyer. 60-62 [doi]
- Platform-independent accessibility API: accessible document object modelAndres Gonzalez, Loretta Guarino Reid. 63-71 [doi]
- Designing learning systems to provide accessible servicesPythagoras Karampiperis, Demetrios G. Sampson. 72-80 [doi]
- Automatic accessibility evaluation of dynamic web pages generated through XSLTAndré Pimenta Freire, Renata Pontin de Mattos Fortes. 81-84 [doi]
- A conceptual framework for accessibility tools to benefit users with cognitive disabilitiesPaul Bohman, Shane Anderson. 85-89 [doi]
- Mozilla accessibility on Unix/LinuxLouie Zhao, Jay Yan, Kyle Yuan. 90-98 [doi]
- SemanticWeb enabled web accessibility evaluation toolsShadi Abou-Zahra. 99-101 [doi]