Proceedings of the 11th Web for All Conference

The International Cross-Disciplinary Conference on Web Accessibility (W4A) began in 2004 as a workshop aiming to make the World Wide Web accessible for people with disabilities. Over the next ten years, the workshop grew into the top conference for web accessibility research, attracting a diverse crowd from academia, industry, government, and non-profit organizations. W4A has become the venue for scientists, students, and practitioners from around the world to showcase their latest research, widen their perspectives through discussions with their peers, and establish future research agendas. W4A is an influential conference that has a growing impact on the research community. According to the ACM Digital Library Bibliometrics, each of the W4A's 250 papers was downloaded on average 415 times and has 4.15 citations. These data confirm that W4A does not only provide excellent visibility to papers but also enables strong scientific impact.