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Wai-aria live regions and channels: Reefchat as a case example

Thiessen et al., 2009

Document ID
10509113517489002048
Author
Thiessen P
Russell E
Publication year
Publication venue
Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology

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Web 2.0, enabled by the AJAX architecture, has given rise to new levels of user interaction with web pages. Many of these new and extremely popular Web 2.0 pages are better classified as fully-fledged applications, some examples being Google Maps, Google Docs …
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