Evaluation of Accessibility and Accessibility Audit Methods for e-Governance Portals

Saidarshan Bhagat · Padmaja Joshi

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Success of a service lies in its usage and it's accessibility is extremely vital to increase the reach of a service. This paper covers a study of all-inclusiveness of some of the online services provided by the government of India. In addition to finding out the coverage of the online service to all types of users, the work also focuses on the adequacy of methods of accessibility verification and recommends the appropriate testing. In this paper, the solutions and recommendations are also given to make online services more accessible. The study has also helped to evolve the research areas to overcome accessibility concerns mainly related to security.

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