Web Content Filtration according to context of use: Case Study of Accessibility Guidelines
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Date
2009
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Fountain Publishers
Abstract
In this paper, we propose an approach for filtering Web based content according to context of use
based on user roles and other use case scenarios. The purpose of the filtration approach is to make
such Web content easier to use for the target audience. Context of use is important for the usability of
Web based content particularly that used by different groups of people with different roles, interests
and skill base. We use the Web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG) to demonstrate how the
approach can be used to improve usability of Web based content. Other than accessibility guidelines,
the approach is relevant to ANY Web based content for any subject if intended for multiple classes
of users.
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Keywords
Web Content Filtration, Context, Accessibility Guidelines
Citation
Baguma, R., Lubega, J. T., Stone, R. G., & van der Weide, T. P. (2009). Web content filtration according to context of use: case study of accessibility guidelines. Strengthening the Role of ICT in Development, 5, 190-199.