Exploring the accessibility of Saudi Arabia e-government websites

Hend Suliman Al-Khalifa

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities E-Government and Public Services Usability and User Interface Design

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Web accessibility is considered a key principle in many countries, especially for government agencies that rely on the web for providing full range of easily reached services for their citizens. In this paper, we present the results of evaluating 36 Saudi Arabia e-government websites based on the new Web Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0) provided by the W3C.

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2009Global e-government Web Accessibility: An Empirical Examination of EU, Asian and African Sites 2009WCAG 2.0 for Designers: Beyond Screen Readers and Captions

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