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Sunday, January 30, 2005

An Accessibility Frontier: Cognitive disabilities and learning difficulties

Roger Hudson, Russ Weakley and Peter Firminger presented this comprehensive paper at the OZeWAI 2004 Conference:

The aim of this paper is to offer some ideas on how websites might more effectively meet the needs of people with cognitive disabilities and learning difficulties. The paper will look at three issues:
How the presentation of page content can be modified to make it more accessible.
Design of site navigation systems.
Tailoring content to the needs of different audience groups.

Read the article over at webusability

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