MOM – software instrument for the analysis of graphical user interface accessibility. Functionality and case studies.
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Interactiune Om-Calculator - Year 2012, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
The graphical user’s interfaces accessibility is a key condition for visual disabled peoples to use the computer applications. This paper presents the MOM (Meaningful Object Manager) software tool for accessibility analysis of graphical user interfaces. The accessibility depends not only on the tested applications, but also on assistive technologies. During this paper the functionalities of the MOM tools are described as well as the way these are used for accessibility evaluation. For each component are presented several case studies.
Authors and Affiliations
Paul Fogarassy-Neszly
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