W4A 2005: Chiba, Japan

Engineering client systems

• Chieko Asakawa:
  What's the web like if you can't see it? 1-8
  
• Giorgio Brajnik, Daniela Cancila, Daniela Nicoli, Mery Pignatelli:
  Do text transcoders improve usability for disabled users? 9-17
  
• Bambang Parmanto, Reza Ferrydiansyah, Andi Saptono, Lijing Song, I. Wayan Sugiantara, Stephanie Hackett:
  AcceSS: accessibility through simplification & summarization. 18-25
  
• Suhit Gupta, Gail E. Kaiser:
  Extracting content from accessible web pages. 26-30
  

Engineering guidelines

• Wendy Chisholm, Shawn Lawton Henry:
  Interdependent components of web accessibility. 31-37
  
• Vicente Luque Centeno, Carlos Delgado Kloos, Martin Gaedke, Martin Nussbaumer:
  Web composition with WCAG in mind. 38-45
  
• Brian Kelly, David Sloan, Lawrie Phipps, Helen Petrie, Fraser Hamilton:
  Forcing standardization or accommodating diversity?: a framework for applying the WCAG in the real world. 46-54
  
• Joonho Hyun, Doojin Choi, Sukil Kim:
  An active step toward a web content accessible society. 55-59
  

Engineering design

• Eric A. Meyer:
  Is accessible design a myth? 60-62
  
• Andres Gonzalez, Loretta Guarino Reid:
  Platform-independent accessibility API: accessible document object model. 63-71
  
• Pythagoras Karampiperis, Demetrios G. Sampson:
  Designing learning systems to provide accessible services. 72-80
  
• André Pimenta Freire, Renata Pontin de Mattos Fortes:
  Automatic accessibility evaluation of dynamic web pages generated through XSLT. 81-84
  

Evaluating accessibility

• Paul Bohman, Shane Anderson:
  A conceptual framework for accessibility tools to benefit users with cognitive disabilities. 85-89
  
• Louie Zhao, Jay Yan, Kyle Yuan:
  Mozilla accessibility on Unix/Linux. 90-98
  
• Shadi Abou-Zahra:
  SemanticWeb enabled web accessibility evaluation tools. 99-101
  

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