Support for Accessible Software Coding: Results of a Rapid Literature Review

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Abstract

Due to difficulties faced by people with disabilities, it is necessary to provide all citizens with mechanisms to guarantee the accessibility of information and services offered through the internet. This study aims to identify which models and tools support developers in the software coding phase in order to meet accessibility requirements. The data obtained were extracted from the literature and were evaluated with professionals working with information technology. It was possible to conclude that taking accessibility into account throughout the software development cycle from the early stages, as well as having models and tools that help during the software coding process are essential to succeed in creating accessible products.

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Furukawa, C. A., dos Santos Soares, M., Cagnin, M. I., & Paiva, D. M. B. (2023). Support for Accessible Software Coding: Results of a Rapid Literature Review. CLEI Eletronic Journal (CLEIej), 25(3). https://doi.org/10.19153/CLEIEJ.25.3.1

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