The standard display of web pages is inadequate for users who are visually impaired. Most
visually impaired people obtain information from a web page in a linear fashion via a screen …

Abstract The World Wide Web is the largest source of electronic information in the world.
Over the years, rapid advances in the internet have made it less accessible thereby making …

Internet accessibility for the visually impaired community is still an open issue. Guidelines
have been issued by the W3C consortium to help web designers to improve web site …

The information age has created much advanced technology to perform office work and
store great bodies of information, allowing blind and visually impaired citizens to participate …

Web accessibility means ensuring that online content, services or applications can be
accessed and used by everyone, including those with special needs. Usability, on the other …

Web page accessibility has been a wider issue not just for people with disabilities but also
for mobile users who are accessing the Web using small screen, low-power devices such as …

In today's Internet economy, people depend on technology in order to function in their
everyday lives. According to a Neilsen/NetRatings study, there were 379 million people on …

Despite the existing regulations and standards at national and international level, web
content is still difficult to use, if not completely unusable, for visually impaired people. This …

Various countries around the world now consider Internet access a basic human right
(Lucchi, 2011). Internet accessibility provides users with easier communication, knowledge …

Purpose Last spring, EBSCO Information Services conducted a usability study with several
students with visual impairments. The goal was to understand how these students conduct …