Designing Web-Apps for All: How Do We Include Those with Cognitive Disabilities?
James Abi, E.A. Draffan, Mike Wald
Abstract
James Abi, E.A. Draffan, Mike Wald
Abstract
Accessibility guidance for the development of web-apps for users with cognitive disabilities is sorely lacking despite the availability of extensive web content accessibility standards. This paper examines additional requirements suggested by specialists in the field, in order to further aid developers looking to create accessible interactive web experiences for all.
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Accessibility guidance for the development of web-apps for users with cognitive disabilities is sorely lacking despite the availability of extensive web content accessibility standards. This paper examines additional requirements suggested by specialists in the field, in order to further aid developers looking to create accessible interactive web experiences for all.
Key concepts: Cognitive disabilities, Web accessibility, Web Accessibility Initiative, Computer science, World Wide Web, Field (mathematics), Web standards, Cognition