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Accessible Java Application User Interface Design Guidelines

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Overview Builders of Java applications need guidelines to help them design and develop accessible user interfaces. A good foundation for developing accessibility guidelines is the United States federal government's comprehensive Section 508 procurement regulation for accessible, interactive software applications. This paper lists each of the relevant Section 508 accessibility requirements for interactive software applications. After each requirement, the paper provides detailed, concrete guidelines for designing and developing Java user interfaces that conform to the accessibility requirements.

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Publisher: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates
File Format: PDF
Date Published: Jan 31, 2009
Format: White Papers
Topics: Application Development, Java, Programming Languages

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