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The BITV-Test is a reliable and comprehensive accessibility evaluation instrument. 52 detailed test steps help assessing whether information-oriented web sites are accessible for users with disabilities.

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28. April 10

Dynamic content
Accessible flyout calendars

Many web sites use calendars to provide a timeline of events as a narrow visual grid, often in a side column. While this format is not well suited for blind and visually impaired users, the right structural mark-up can make such calendars more accessible.   [more] zu: Dynamic content - Accessible flyout calendars

HTML and CSS, JavaScript

 

12. April 10

Testing methodologies
A snapshot review of web accessibility testing approaches in Europe (update 1 June 2010)

What is the current state of web accessibility testing approaches applied across Europe? We sent seventeen questions to a number of organisations running accessibility tests. Here are their replies.   [more] zu: Testing methodologies - A snapshot review of web accessibility testing approaches in Europe (update 1 June 2010)

WCAG, Test Development, BITV, UWEM

 

04. February 10

Test development
Web accessibility evaluation: The BITV-Test in the international and European context

How does the German BITV-Test compare to other accessibility evaluation approaches in Europe? Extended notes of a talk given at the European Blind Union Technical Group Meeting, Leipzig, 26. 09. 2009   [more] zu: Test development - Web accessibility evaluation: The BITV-Test in the international and European context

Test Development, WCAG, BITV, UWEM

 

About the English version of the BITV-Test web site

The domain bitvtest.eu provides an overview of the BIK project and the BITV-Test, as well as selected English articles.

BIK is a German project. The BITV-Test, our articles and tests have all been written in German.

The English site bitvtest.eu does not provide a full translation of all this content. Instead, it offers a general overview of the BITV-Test as a tool for evaluating the accessibility of web sites. It also hosts our occasional English articles and publications, and tracks BIK's involvement with other initiatives in the European context.