A proposed architecture for large scale web assessment

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Title: A proposed architecture for large scale web assessment.
Author(s): Mikael Snaprud, Nils Ulltveit-Moe, Anand B. Pillai, Morten Goodwin.
Published date: July 2006.
Published at: ICCHP 2006

Abstract

This paper outlines the architecture of a system designed to demonstrate large scale web accessibility assessment developed in a European research project. The system consists of a set of integrated software components designed to automatically evaluate accessibility metrics for a large number of websites and present results in a common report. The system architecture is designed to be maintainable, scalable, and extensible in order to facilitate further development of the tool. To meet these design criteria within a limited set of resources, an Open Source approach is adopted both for selecting, designing and developing the software.

BIBTEX

@article{snamoepilolsicchparchi2006,
    author{Mikael Snaprud, Nils Ulltveit-Moe, Anand πllai and Morten Goodwin Olsen},
    title{A proposed architecture for large scale web assessment},
    booktitle{ICCHP},
    year{2006},
    month{July}
}

The author of this document is:
Morten Goodwin
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