A web accessibility testing case study: QUT Library

Martin Borchert · Michelle Conkas

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Usability and User Interface Design Information Architecture and Usability

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In 2002 the QUT Library participated in the University's WebAccess project. Client feedback, QUT's web accessibility evaluation guidelines, and the Raward Library Usability Index (LUI) were applied to testing the Library's high demand web based services as a case study. This paper reports on the methods, results and actions taken by the QUT Library to evaluate and improve accessibility to its core web services.

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2001Creating accessible Web sites: an introduction

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