Web accessibility automatic evaluation tools (WAET) are used to evaluate the conformance
of the web content to the web content accessibility guidelines (WCAG) success criteria (SC) …

As governments embark on providing their services online (e‐Government services), it is
imperative for them to ensure that these services remain accessible to all online users. Prior …

Despite the potential economic benefits and ethical necessity, private sector businesses
may be contributing to the digital divide between disabled and nondisabled Americans and …

This study examines the user experience (UX) of Greek municipal websites, the first in-depth
look at local e-Government services in Greece. Using Lighthouse for technical performance …

Abstract The European Union has prioritized e-Government and digital transformation
development, and several international organizations, including the United Nations and the …

The study investigated acquisition, visibility, accessibility and use of periodicals among
Library and Information Science postgraduate students in federal university libraries in …

Web accessibility means that people with disabilities can use, navigate, and interact with the
website. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has provided important guidelines on web …

Most websites cannot be readily used by people with disabilities, despite the internet being
an essential component for people to be part of a community. Applying web accessibility …

In the last twenty years, e-government has become a strong complement to traditional public
services. This study involved a systematic literature review to select studies enabling the …

The digitisation of government services has emerged as a transformative trend in the public
sector, promising enhanced efficiency, accessibility, and convenience for citizens and …