Accessible organizational elements in wikis with model-driven development

Authors:
Thiago Jabur Bittar;Luanna Lopes Lobato;Renata P. M. Fortes;David Fernandes Neto
Affiliations:
UFG - Catalão - GO, Brazil, USP - ICMC, São Carlos, SP, Brazil;UFG - Catalão - GO, Brazil, UFPE - Recife - PE, Brazil;USP - São Carlos - SP, ICMC, São Carlos, SP, Brazil;USP -- São Carlos -- SP, ICMC, São Carlos, SP, Brazil
Venue:
Proceedings of the 28th ACM International Conference on Design of Communication
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Wiki is a web collaborative tool for promoting rapid publication of information, by allowing users to edit, add or revise content through a web browser. Despite various benefits offered by the use of wikis, there is no guarantee of a good structure of its content. This occurs, especially, because of the flexibility and easiness on creating and referencing pages and also for the reason that difficulty to graphically visualize the information architecture. In this paper it is proposed a Model-Driven Development (MDD) approach that supports creating graphical models of namespaces to generate structured wikis code. In addition, this approach also aims to include accessibility features on models from official W3C guidelines such as WCAG and ATAG, allowing access by a wider range of users.