2019-the-most-inacessible-website.tex

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\section{Introdução}

A acessibilidade dos websites não está entre as prioridades de um desenvolvedor típico [\red{REF}]. Idealmente, um website seria considerado acessível somente quando todo seu conteúdo e funcionalidades pudessem ser completamente acessados por todo tipo de usuário [\red{REF}]. No entanto, tornar um website acessível requer, além de sensibilidade, que seus desenvolvedores tomem várias ações que aumentem a acessibilidade.

Para isso, os desenvolvedores frequentemente delegam a detecção dos problemas de acessibilidade a ferramentas especializadas como \red{XXX}. Assim, prover acessibilidade em muitos casos consiste em adotar uma ferramenta de detecção automática, estabelecer uma pontuação-alvo e ajustar o website para que se atinga essa pontuação. Vários autores da literatura de desenvolvimento de sistemas acessíveis versam sobre os benefícios de se utilizar ferramentas automáticas como por exemplo \red{XX} [\red{XX}], \red{YY} [\red{YY}] e \red{ZZ} [\red{ZZ}].

Entretanto, o propósito deste estudo é mostrar que passar em testes automáticos não é suficiente para que um site seja considerado acessível.

Este trabalho de pesquisa está organizado da seguinte forma. A seção \ref{sec:contexto-e-trabalhos-relacionados} oferece o contexto do nosso problema de pesquisa e apresenta as principais abordagens na literatura sobre desenvolvimento de sistemas acessível. A seção \ref{sec:metodo} descreve o método utilizado na pesquisa. Na seção, \ref{sec:resultados}, apresentamos os nossos resultados. Na seção \ref{sec:discussao}, propomos uma discussão sobre os nossos principais resultados. Na seção \ref{sec:limitacoes}, apresentamos as principais limitações na abordagem que adotamos. Na seção \ref{sec:conclusao}, concluimos o presente trabalho.







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\section{Contexto e Trabalhos Relacionados}
\label{sec:contexto-e-trabalhos-relacionados}

In this section, we provide some background so that you can understand us. After that, we provide a selected list of relevant works on this theme.





\subsection{Contexto}

Without this bla bla bla you are not likely to understand our point.





\subsection{Trabalhos relacionados}

These works are for you to know that we are not the only people on earth looking at this theme.









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\section{Método da Pesquisa}
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This is where we show how we did what we did.














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\section{Resultados}
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Tada! We found something interesting. You did not see that coming, right?











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\section{Discussão}
\label{sec:discussao}
Have you thought that our findings are more than a curiosity? Here is where we tell you why.










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\section{Limitações}
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We tried hard but no method is perfect. This is where we tell you what could have gone wrong with what we did.














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\section{Conclusão}
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Well, our final remarks.


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We would like to thank our moms and dads for the clean diapers.
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