The Web is a dynamic, ever-changing collection of information accessed in a dynamic way. This paper explores the relationship between Web page content change (obtained from an hou...
The explosive growth of Internet during the last years has been reflected in the ever-increasing amount of the diversity and heterogeneity of user preferences, types and features ...
David Huerva, Jeimy Velez, Silvia Baldiris, Ram&oa...
At its most basic, the web allows for two modes of access: visual and non-visual. For the most part, our design attention is focused on making decisions that affect the visual, or...
In this paper we describe an emerging form of wikis - wikis of locality – that support physical rather than virtual communities. We draw on our experience as administrators of t...
A high quality of free movement, or mobility, is key to the accessibility, design, and usability of many ‘common-use’ hypermedia resources (Web sites) and key to good mobility...
Simon Harper, Yeliz Yesilada, Carole A. Goble, Rob...