Titlebook: Automated Web Site Evaluation; Researchers’ and Pra Melody Y. Ivory Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003 Accessibility.

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Promising Research Directionsdesigns as they could have. For instance, our survey of 169 web practioners revealed that only fifteen percent of them report that they always use such tools in their work practices (see Chapters 1 and 10).

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Automated Evaluation Toolsrtium, 2001c], the Web Static Analyzer Tool [Scholtz and Laskowski, 1998], and many others) that practitioners can use to evaluate web site usability, accessibility, coding, performance, and so on. In the remainder of this book (Part III), we examine the use of automated evaluation tools, and we discuss the role and the efficacy of existing tools.

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Comparison of Guideline Review Toolsnsortium, 1999]). A few tools can assist practitioners with making recommended changes or can modify designs automatically. Section 3 of Chapter 10 showed that, among the automated evaluation tools, practitioners were most likely to use guideline review tools, yet they were not satisfied with the tools that they had used.

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Work Practices of Web PractitionersAlthough it may be straightforward to code HTML pages, creating an effective site requires practitioners to follow practices, such as user-centered design or guideline application. In this chapter, we discuss the web site design and development process and the incorporation of usability engineering

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Automated Evaluation Methodsuation methods in general, and automated evaluation methods in particular. We point out the limitations of existing frameworks and describe an expanded taxonomy for classifying evaluation automation. We summarize the application of this taxonomy to 84 methods, and in the process, we characterize the

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