Web Accessibility Evolution in the United Kingdom

Elizabeth Burd

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

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Web accessibility has received a lot of attention within the UK recently. This paper gauges how the accessibility of Web sites with the UK has changed over recent years. Web sites were chosen from 3 groups (public organisations, FTSE companies and universities) and using the Internet Archive yearly samples were taken and accessibility assessment carried out. It was found that overall the accessibility of sites within all three groups had improved with the most dramatic improvement evident within FTSE companies.

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2001Web content accessibility guidelines 1.0 2005Is your web page accessible?2006Special educational needs and disability 2003Accessibility of Internet websites through time 2003Web accessibility in the Mid-Atlantic United States: a study of 50 homepages 2003Evaluation of web accessibility of consumer health information websites.

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