IBM has announced that a team of IBM researchers has created technology that makes it simpler for Webmasters to make their Websites more readable on mobile devices.
The technology, initially developed as an accessibility feature aimed at visually impaired users, helps to reduce the burdensome scrolling through out-of-order text and graphics, IBM research officials said.
To help Webmasters of all skill levels, IBM researchers in Tokyo developed a visual editor technology that enables Webmasters to arrange their Website content reading flow in a logically ordered sequence—without changing the existing content—that can be easily read on small, mobile devices’ screens.
Source: eWeek
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