Ferramenta para auxiliar o processo de adaptação de páginas respeitando as recomendações de acessibilidade

Abstract

The eMAG is an accessibility model and was developed by the Department of Electronic Government in partnership with the NGO Acessibilidade Brasil based on the international accessibility criteria, WCAG. In 2007, it became mandatory in government sites to apply accessibility concepts using the Accessibility Model in e-Government. This work correlates the eMag national model with the international WCAG model and proposes the development of a tool to help implement the accessibility concepts contained in eMAG based on the error report generated by the Ases validation tool, providing the user with the application support of the accessible concepts. Literature validation tools only detect errors, but do not automate the application of techniques. The tool proposed in this work differs from other existing ones in the literature, since it allows the user to apply the corrections of some of the HTML techniques such as the H2 techniques (Combine the adjacent image and the text links to the same recurs) and H25 title using the title element). The applications of the techniques will be done automatically with interaction with the user in code snippets and when not, consult the manual that instructs which procedures to apply them. The tool requires the user prior knowledge, but not necessarily in-depth knowledge of web development concepts (HTML, CSS), but it is aimed at developers who have knowledge about the subject.