Towards Techniques for Easy-to-Read Web Content

Annika Nietzio · Daniel Naber · Christian Bühler

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Usability and User Interface Design Text Readability and Simplification

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Requirements for Easy-to-Read Web content can be derived from various sources. The requirements cover linguistic properties as well as aspects of presentation and interaction. This paper compares different approaches to check that the Web content is understandable. A major challenge is that many guidelines are language-dependent. We describe a method to extend the coverage of an existing author support tool across multiple languages and show how this can be a first step towards common Techniques for Easy-to-Read Web content.

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2001Web content accessibility guidelines 1.0 2009Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 2007Web accessibility design recommendations for people with cognitive disabilities

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