Opening up access to online documents using essentiality tracks

Matthew Tylee Atkinson · Jatinder Dhiensa · Colin H.C. Machin

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Usability and User Interface Design Web Applications and Data Management

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This paper discusses extensions to the previously developed "essentiality and proficiency" approach to increasing usability and accessibility of websites. The existing approach is introduced, as is a new application in the processing of Doc-Book XML documents. The current principles are extended to make them more appropriate for increasing the usability of long documents. Techniques for allowing organisations to efficiently disseminate information based on the proposed application are discussed -- increasing productivity for both non-disabled and disabled users.

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1985Structuring computer-mediated communication systems to avoid information overload 1997Cyberspace 2000 2003A web accessibility service: update and findings 2004imergo: Supporting Accessibility and Web Standards to Meet the Needs of the Industry via Process-Oriented Software Tools

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