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在現今的社會中，網路科技變得不可或缺，網路與其相關服務在我們的生活中隨處可見，政府與企業間也透過網路互相交流連結。讓網站對大眾開放且容易取得是無障礙網站未來科技發展創新的關鍵。因此，本研究利用Hypertext Markup Language 5 (HTML5) 及其他工具，建立了一個更有親和力且具革命性創新的無障礙網站，以改善日常生活的不便。單有美觀卻不具親和力的網站是無法展現網站完整潛能的。
本研究提出了數個與現代網頁相關的技術及種類，包括HTML5、 CSS3、jQuery 及 JavaScript。此網頁包含了很多張圖片、一支影片以及15個印度熱門觀光景點的介紹資訊。此無障礙網站包含了數個高親和力的新特點，例如影像切換功能、影片、配合音效的CSS3與拍立得影像畫廊。本網站依照網頁內容親和力方針2.0 (WCAG 2.0) 來設計，使用者可以輕易地在任何瀏覽器上使用，包括電腦及智慧型手機。
Keywords: WWW, HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, JavaScript, AJAX and WCAG 2.0.

In today’s super-fast changing world, internet technology become ineluctable in almost every section of society. We live in an environment where internet and its associated services are accessible and immediate. Government, public and private sectors are equally interconnected and can communicate with each other instantly through World Wide Web (WWW). Accessibility of this WWW is depend upon the web developing techniques. Keeping the web open and accessible for everyone is the key for technological advancement and innovation in the future. Therefore, I have tried to create a web site which is loaded with more accessibilities. The Web is here to stay, and with the potential of HTML5 and other modern tools, we can build powerful applications that improve our day-to-day lives, as well as applications that revolutionize our lives. There is grandeur in this view, but without idealism and relentless pursue of universal accessibility, the full potential of the open web might never be reached.
In this work, I have introduced the Hypertext Markup Language 5 (HTML5) speciation as well as several related techniques for modern web development. It provides very good reference for developing website by using HTML5, CSS3, jQuery and JavaScript. This webpage contains many images, one video and information of famous top fifteen Indian tourist’s spots. Several new features such as responsive image slider, accessible video, CSS3 image gallery with sound effect and Polaroid image gallery are created with lots of accessibility. I have followed Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0(WCAG 2.0) requirements for creating this web site. Users can easily operate this websites not only on personal computers and laptops but also on android and iPhone too. The website have full support all modern browsers.

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