2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-3148.2012.00700.x
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The Recognition of Web Pages' Hyperlinks by People with Intellectual Disabilities: An Evaluation Study

Abstract: The referred analysis indeed shows that not only did these specific participants gain a better understanding of the demanding task, but also they showed an improved perception concerning the content of the navigation menu that included hyperlinks with images.

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“…The latter has been undertaken only with “mainstream” participants and, even then, generally with regard to reading rather than searching for specific words or menu items. With regard to people with learning disabilities, Long (i.e., phrase) labels for links “reduc[e] … a user's need to think abstractly” (Rotondi et al., , p. 216), Pop‐up menus activated on “mouse‐over” are preferable to arrowheads in the dropdown menus (Rotondi et al., ), and Images facilitate quicker access to menu links than text (Rocha et al., ). …”
Section: Prior Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The latter has been undertaken only with “mainstream” participants and, even then, generally with regard to reading rather than searching for specific words or menu items. With regard to people with learning disabilities, Long (i.e., phrase) labels for links “reduc[e] … a user's need to think abstractly” (Rotondi et al., , p. 216), Pop‐up menus activated on “mouse‐over” are preferable to arrowheads in the dropdown menus (Rotondi et al., ), and Images facilitate quicker access to menu links than text (Rocha et al., ). …”
Section: Prior Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…• Comparing an especially adapted website against an equivalent ''mainstream' version (KARREMAN; VAN DER GEEST;BUURSINK, 2007;SEVILLA et al, 2007); • Researching one attribute of a website (ROCHA et al, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sabendo que as pessoas com deficiência intelectual não só apresentam grande motivação em interagir com os ambientes digitais [1], como também revelam grande interesse em interagir com imagens visto que estas as ajudam na concretização de tarefas online com sucesso [2], pretende-se estudar como este público interage com uma plataforma de conteúdos audiovisuais (portanto de máximo interesse para estes). Ambiciona-se também verificar como é efetuado o acesso aos conteúdos disponíveis na medida em que estes assentam numa metáfora de interação de difícil interpretação por este público-alvo: a inserção de palavras-chave o que, por implicar as capacidades de leitura e escrita, representa tarefas condicionadoras, devido às características cognitivas do público-alvo em questão [3].…”
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