Automated addition of accessiblity features to documents
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1. A method comprising:
- storing a first version of a particular document in storage accessible to a server-side machine;
generating, by the server-side machine, an accessibility-enabled version of the particular document based on the first version of the particular document;
wherein the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document has one or more accessibility features, which are not present in the first version of the particular document, that facilitate use of a particular assistive technology;
storing the accessibility-enabled version in the storage accessible to the server-side machine;
receiving a request, from a client-side machine, for the particular document;
determining, by the server-side machine, whether to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document or the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document;
responsive to determining to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the first version of the particular document to the client-side machine; and
responsive to determining to respond to the request with the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the accessibility enabled version of the particular document to the client-side machine.
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Abstract
A method includes analyzing a first document to identify a first set of one or more tags and responsive to identifying the first set of one or more tags: automatically producing a second document based in part on first set of one or more tags, where the second document includes one or more accessibility features that were not in the first document.
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1. A method comprising:
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storing a first version of a particular document in storage accessible to a server-side machine; generating, by the server-side machine, an accessibility-enabled version of the particular document based on the first version of the particular document; wherein the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document has one or more accessibility features, which are not present in the first version of the particular document, that facilitate use of a particular assistive technology; storing the accessibility-enabled version in the storage accessible to the server-side machine; receiving a request, from a client-side machine, for the particular document; determining, by the server-side machine, whether to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document or the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document; responsive to determining to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the first version of the particular document to the client-side machine; and responsive to determining to respond to the request with the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the accessibility enabled version of the particular document to the client-side machine. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. One or more non-transitory computer readable media comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, causes performance of steps comprising:
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storing a first version of a particular document in storage accessible to a server-side machine; generating, by the server-side machine, an accessibility-enabled version of the particular document based on the first version of the particular document; wherein the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document has one or more accessibility features, which are not present in the first version of the particular document, that facilitate use of a particular assistive technology; storing the accessibility-enabled version in the storage accessible to the server-side machine; receiving a request, from a client-side machine, for the particular document; determining, by the server-side machine, whether to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document or the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document; responsive to determining to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the first version of the particular document to the client-side machine; and responsive to determining to respond to the request with the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the accessibility enabled version of the particular document to the client-side machine. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30)
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31. A system comprising:
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one or more processors; one or more non-transitory computer readable media comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, causes performance of steps comprising; storing a first version of a particular document in storage accessible to a server-side machine; generating, by the server-side machine, an accessibility-enabled version of the particular document based on the first version of the particular document; wherein the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document has one or more accessibility features, which are not present in the first version of the particular document, that facilitate use of a particular assistive technology; storing the accessibility-enabled version in the storage accessible to the server-side machine; receiving a request, from a client-side machine, for the particular document; determining, by the server-side machine, whether to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document or the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document; responsive to determining to respond to the request with the first version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the first version of the particular document to the client-side machine; and responsive to determining to respond to the request with the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document, the server-side machine sending the accessibility-enabled version of the particular document to the client-side machine. - View Dependent Claims (32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45)
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