Aggregated Interview Data on Web Accessibility

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Abstract	Web accessibility–the processes by which online content is made usable by people with disabilities–is a complex process, which is governed by several official policies, implemented by various websites and professionals, and experienced differently by individuals with specific disabilities. As a result, it has not been seamlessly integrated with web content, and people with disabilities remain less likely to be web users than other Americans. In its complexity, web accessibility encourages consideration of media access not as a goal, but as a variable arrangement of conditions. This dataset is comprised of aggregated data from interviews with web accessibility professionals and bloggers with disabilities, designed to reveal how web accessibility policies and practices are experienced by those who create and benefit from them.
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Creator	Ellcessor, Elizabeth
Depositor	marmclau@iu.edu
Contact information	iusw@iu.edu
Funding agency	National Science Foundation (NSF)
Keyword	web accessibility web development disability blogging
Date coverage	2012-10-16
Citations to related material
Publisher	IUScholarWorks
Resource type	Dataset
Last modified	09/22/2020
License	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

To Cite this Work:
Ellcessor, E. Aggregated Interview Data on Web Accessibility [Data set]. Indiana University - DataCORE.

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