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ORCIDW4A 2020: Taipei, Taiwan
- Carlos Duarte, Ted Drake, Faustina Hwang, Clayton Lewis:
W4A '20: 17th Web for All Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, April 20-21, 2020. ACM 2020, ISBN 978-1-4503-7056-1 - Vivienne Conway:
A return to community: Flintstones or Jetsons? 1:1-1:6 - Volker Sorge:
Session details: Standards and policy. - Simon Harper, Julia Mueller
, Alan Davies, Hugo Nicolau, Sukru Eraslan, Yeliz Yesilada:
The case for 'health related impairments and disabilities'. 2:1-2:7 - Larwan Berke, Matthew Seita, Matt Huenerfauth:
Deaf and hard-of-hearing users' prioritization of genres of online video content requiring accurate captions. 3:1-3:12 - Jens Pelzetter:
A declarative model for accessibility requirements. 4:1-4:10 - Kate Lister, Tim Coughlan, Francisco Iniesto, Nick Freear, Peter Devine:
Accessible conversational user interfaces: considerations for design. 5:1-5:11 - Victoria Yaneva, Dragan Ahmetovic:
Session details: Web accessibility challenge. - Ali Selman Aydin, Shirin Feiz, Vikas Ashok, I. V. Ramakrishnan:
A saliency-driven video magnifier for people with low vision. 6:1-6:2 - Maria Rauschenberger:
Session details: Visual accessibility. - Waqar Haider, Yeliz Yesilada:
Tables on the web accessible?: unfortunately not! 7:1-7:5 - Giovanni Fusco, James M. Coughlan:
Indoor localization for visually impaired travelers using computer vision on a smartphone. 8:1-8:11 - Gabriella M. Johnson, Shaun K. Kane:
Game changer: accessible audio and tactile guidance for board and card games. 9:1-9:12 - Ricardo Baeza-Yates:
Bias on the web and beyond: an accessibility point of view. 10:1 - Faustina Hwang:
Session details: Neurodiversity. - Sukru Eraslan, Yeliz Yesilada, Victoria Yaneva, Simon Harper:
Autism detection based on eye movement sequences on the web: a scanpath trend analysis approach. 11:1-11:10 - Adel Shaban, Elaine Pearson:
Evaluation of user experience and cognitive load of a gamified cognitive training application for children with learning disabilities. 12:1-12:10 - Maria Rauschenberger, Ricardo Baeza-Yates, Luz Rello:
Screening risk of dyslexia through a web-game using language-independent content and machine learning. 13:1-13:12 - Zachary Shelton, Chen-Hsiang Yu:
PDF readability enhancement on mobile devices. 14:1-14:4 - Vagner Figueredo de Santana, Yu Zhong:
Session details: Google doctoral consortium - Presentation session. - Dalal Aljasem:
Supporting the design of data visualisation for the visually impaired through reinforcement learning. 15:1-15:2 - Lula Albar:
Contextual adaptive communication aid: supporting individuals with neurological disease in communication. 16:1-16:3 - Simon Harper:
Session details: Automation. - Foad Hamidi, Kellie Poneres, Aaron K. Massey, Amy Hurst:
Using a participatory activities toolkit to elicit privacy expectations of adaptive assistive technologies. 17:1-17:12 - Rafael Almeida, Carlos Duarte:
Analysis of automated contrast checking tools. 18:1-18:4 - Volker Sorge, Akashdeep Bansal, Neha M. Jadhav, Himanshu Garg, Ayushi Verma, Meenakshi Balakrishnan:
Towards generating web-accessible STEM documents from PDF. 19:1-19:5 - Yeliz Yesilada:
Session details: Special session to be announced: Evaluation. - Tânia Frazão, Carlos Duarte:
Comparing accessibility evaluation plug-ins. 20:1-20:11 - Aritz Sala, Myriam Arrue, J. Eduardo Pérez, Sandra M. Espín-Tello:
Measuring complexity of e-government services for people with low vision. 21:1-21:5 - Zui Young Lim, Jia Min Chua, Kaiting Yang, Wei Shin Tan, Yinn Chai:
Web accessibility testing for Singapore government e-services. 22:1-22:5
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