ABSTRACT
Accessibility in computing, when well applied, allows for the inclusion of users and the breaking of barriers in the interaction process. However, approaches to support accessibility validation are commonly unknown or ignored. The objective of this work is to understand accessibility issues considered in the software development process. This research has carried out an initial literature systematic mapping. The result indicates that there are gaps in the use of smart approaches to assess accessibility during the software development process.
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- Intelligent Approaches in the Software Development Process: a Systematic Literature Mapping
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