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AN INVESTIGATION INTO ACCESSIBLE WEB NAVIGATION FOR THE BLIND PEOPLE
2015
unpublished
Current screen-reader program used by the blind people to access the Internet inflicts navigation restrictions since the blind users can only perceive the content in serial mode. The serialized access using screen-reader program restricts the blind users from having the multi-dimensional effects required to fully understand the page layout. We believe that by accessing web pages using bi-modal interaction, a blind user would be able to perceive a two-dimensional perspective of a web page in his
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