Designing data-intensive web applications for content accessibility using web marts

Abstract

Developing technology to increase the accessibility of Web sites.

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Index Terms

• Applied computing

  • Document management and text processing

    • Document preparation

      • Multi / mixed media creation

• Human-centered computing

  • Collaborative and social computing

  • Human computer interaction (HCI)

    • Interaction paradigms

      • Hypertext / hypermedia

• Information systems

  • Information retrieval