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October 20, 2008 in Accessibility, Article, Web-Design | Tags: book, research, text-book | Leave a comment

Web Accessibility: A Foundation for Research

Simon Harper, Yeliz Yesilada

This textbook is aimed towards academics in order to cover a broader view of Web accessibility. It shows chapter by chapter, existing research and future developments of many branches of accessibility. This will hopefully be a great help to my own research, and give me an all-encompassing understanding of Web Accessibility…so far no mention of web-mapping though.

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