Making Web-Based Tables Accessible for Users of Screen Readers.

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Main Authors: Amtmann, Dagmar, Johnson, Kurt, Cook, Debbie
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2002
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author Amtmann, Dagmar
Johnson, Kurt
Cook, Debbie
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Johnson, Kurt
Cook, Debbie
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Johnson, Kurt
Cook, Debbie
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contents Making Web-Based Tables Accessible for Users of Screen Readers. Amtmann, Dagmar Johnson, Kurt Cook, Debbie Access to Information Accessibility (for Disabled) Blindness Computer Software Library Services Screen Design (Computers) Tables (Data) World Wide Web Summarizes results from a study of problems blind people using screen readers and Web browsers experienced when reading tables on the World Wide Web. Explains accessibility factors including complexity of layout, use of HTML programming, features of screen-reading software, and user variables; and makes recommendations for Web-based tables, including library Web pages. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Making Web-Based Tables Accessible for Users of Screen Readers.
Amtmann, Dagmar
Johnson, Kurt
Cook, Debbie
Access to Information
Accessibility (for Disabled)
Blindness
Computer Software
Library Services
Screen Design (Computers)
Tables (Data)
World Wide Web
Making Web-Based Tables Accessible for Users of Screen Readers. Amtmann, Dagmar Johnson, Kurt Cook, Debbie Access to Information Accessibility (for Disabled) Blindness Computer Software Library Services Screen Design (Computers) Tables (Data) World Wide Web Summarizes results from a study of problems blind people using screen readers and Web browsers experienced when reading tables on the World Wide Web. Explains accessibility factors including complexity of layout, use of HTML programming, features of screen-reading software, and user variables; and makes recommendations for Web-based tables, including library Web pages. (Author/LRW)
title Making Web-Based Tables Accessible for Users of Screen Readers.
topic Access to Information
Accessibility (for Disabled)
Blindness
Computer Software
Library Services
Screen Design (Computers)
Tables (Data)
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ656106