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The Web is providing unprecedented access to information and interaction for people with
disabilities. It provides opportunities to participate in society in ways otherwise not available …

Accessibility guidance for the development of web-apps for users with cognitive disabilities
is sorely lacking despite the availability of extensive web content accessibility standards …

People with cognitive disabilities are gaining in a long struggle for recognition of their right to
control their lives. In the information society access to the Web is essential to this control …

Technologies have been developed to make personal computers accessible to people with
disabilities, important for promoting inclusion in everyday life, education, and work. In the …

The Web has become pervasive in our society, with people using the Web for personal
communication, research, company intranets, online purchasing, entertainment, and more …

Access to the Web for people with cognitive, language, and learning differences and
limitations is widely recognized as important and becoming more important as Web content …

Many users with disabilities browse the web, using assistive technologies. Unfortunately,
these users frequently encounter web sites that are designed without accessibility in mind …

The authors will present empirically-derived draft technical specifications for a suite of tools
to evaluate the cognitive load of a Web page. By adding this suite to the existing open …

Fifty-four million Americans-nearly one in five-live with some form of visual, auditory, motor,
or cognitive disability. Although great strides have been made during the past decade to …