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Worldwide about 18.5 million people have voice, speech, or language disabilities. These people face major disadvantages on basic resources such as the Internet. Although this may sound unreasonable and even unbelievable, it is our society’s harsh reality and this need...
People with visual disabilities often face barriers that restrict their interactions with web material, mainly because the web is generally visually focused. Web accessibility standards have been put in place and are mandatory in certain parts of the world to allow visually...
The world population reached the number of 7.8 billion in 2020, and one billion people live with some form of disability. This is 15% of the world’s population. Of all the different disabilities, one of the most common disabilities is a form of physical disability.
Not everyone uses the web the same way. People with Audio or auditory disabilities are a prevalent type of disability that impedes people’s interaction with the web. Auditory disabilities exist on a continuum: hearing impairment could be moderate, mild, severe, or pro...
Cognitive disability ranges from dyslexia to autism. People with cognitive impairments are limited in the way and manner they retrieve information from the Internet. This is why accessibility is seen as an essential factor when designing quality websites and tools for use.<...
