Semi-automatic Evaluation of Web Accessibility with HERA 2.0

Evaluation of web accessibility in China: changes from 2009 to 2013

“…The examination used the Hera the web accessibility evaluation tool, which evaluates webpages based on WCAG 1.0 checkpoints for all three priorities [24]. Hera will automatically create an accessibility report for each webpage and classify checkpoints into four categories of follow-up: ''Need Checking'' (i.e., need further evaluation), ''Pass'', ''Fail'', and ''N/A'' (i.e., not appear on this webpage).…”

A web accessibility assessment on the Texas public school system

“…Some evaluation tools can help determine accessibility [5]. The best known is Bobby, developed by the Center for Applied Special Technology [10] and now owned by IBM Bobby automatically evaluates the accessibility of web pages on a number of objective measures [32,35].…”

A Three-Layered Approach to Model Web Accessibility for Blind Users

“…Some of these efforts have been oriented to integrate Accessibility into a Web design process, like in [18]. Others focus on evaluation and repair [1,24] or filter and transformation [5,8] of already existing Web site pages. In the context of our research on engineering accessible Web applications, we have developed an evaluation framework, called Web Accessibility Assessment Model (or WAAM for short) [14], to clarify, from an evaluation and classification perspective, the situation at the Accessibility arena.…”