Imagine that you are a blind or visually impaired person and would like to log into your own bank account via a website or mobile app. You enter the password, select further options, go to the next page, but at some point you can’t do anything more… You don’t have access to the full functionality of the application. Why?
The Modern society is very computerized. We want to have access to our music, books or movies wherever we are, regardless whether we’re in dentist’s waiting room or on a bus. To satisfy this demand, private companies and public institutions offer their service on the Internet. Despite that, there are a lot of barriers in using the web for disabled or elderly people, preventing them from enjoying the benefits of Internet.
A lot has changed in Java. A few years have passed since the release of its most popular version 8. All the time version 8 is the one that developers use most. What is the reason for this? After all, Java 13 have been already released.
Today it is an imperative to be able to quickly build and deliver innovative and advanced software products not only to keep the business growing, but simply functioning just above the tide. The business virtually always demands the increments of the products to be delivered as soon as possible for many obvious reasons. In order to do that software development companies can use an old as dirt concept of outsourcing a part of the work to contractors.
