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Web Accessibility and Guidelinesrsion one to two. These guidelines are intended to encourage designers to make sure their sites conform to specifications, and in that conformance enable the assistive technologies of disabled users to better interact with the page content. In this way, it was hoped that accessibility could be suppo

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Web Accessibility and Guidelinesrsion one to two. These guidelines are intended to encourage designers to make sure their sites conform to specifications, and in that conformance enable the assistive technologies of disabled users to better interact with the page content. In this way, it was hoped that accessibility could be suppo

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Web Accessibility Evaluational steps for evaluating Web content. This chapter also provides an outlook to some of the future directions in which the field seems to be heading, and outlines some opportunities for research and development.

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Authoring Toolsdvent of rich internet applications are outlined. This challenge must be met to ensure that a large segment of the population is able to participate in the move toward the web as a two-way communication mechanism.

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Specialized Browsersts that focus on providing an alternative view of Web content..This chapter traces the history of such specialized Web clients and outlines various implementation techniques that have been used over the years. It highlights specialized browsers in the context of accessibility, especially for use by

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Specialized Browsersts that focus on providing an alternative view of Web content..This chapter traces the history of such specialized Web clients and outlines various implementation techniques that have been used over the years. It highlights specialized browsers in the context of accessibility, especially for use by

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1571-5035 nces, issues, new research, problems and solutions, and opinions from industrial experts and renowned academics from leading international institutions including Adobe, Google, IBM, W3C, and York, Dartmouth and Kansai Universities..978-1-84800-050-6Series ISSN 1571-5035 Series E-ISSN 2524-4477