Accessibility Legislation and Codes of Practice: an Accessibility Study of Web Sites of French and Belgium Local Administrations

Abstract

This paper presents a case study of accessibility evaluation which reports the main drawbacks concerning the accessibility of Web sites of French and Belgium local administrations. We measure the accessibility of information published on Web pages, acceptance of standards of accessibility (i.e. W3C's WAI) and availability of services provided on-line. Our results allow the identification of the most frequent accessibility problems on these Web sites and measure the maturity concerning the accessibility by local administrations in France and Belgium. Author Keywords Accessibility, automated evaluation, e-government,

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