Multi-layer dialog generation for non-visual web access

Yevgen Borodin

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Usability and User Interface Design Speech and dialogue systems

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People with visual disabilities use screen-readers to browse the Web. The existing screen-readers have limited ways of presenting Web page content. I propose to turn non-visual Web browsing into a multi-layer mixed-initiative dialog-based interaction between users and computers. The suggested layers of dialog navigation are: basic screen-reading, DFS or BFS, and domain-specific. The support of adaptive dialogs is also planned. This research is aimed at improving and accelerating non-visual Web browsing for blind users.

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2002Site-wide annotation 1999A Survey of Windows Screen Reader Users: Recent Improvements in Accessibility 2007WEB SEARCH AND ORIENTATION WITH BROOKESTALK 1998Programming for usability in nonvisual user interfaces

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