Very small entities (VMEs) are software engineering companies or teams with small number of members and limited financial resources. In this context, it is hard to follow a prescriptive software development process based on IEEE12207, so less resource-demanding processes based on ISO /IEC 29110 are more feasible to implement. My goal is to incorporate activities in a VSE software process for assuring accessibility features in the software products. Any ideas? Thanks and happy new year from Ecuador :)
Really, I have not an answer but only I feel that the question is very important and this problem is really interesting to be studied ... good luck
I would expect a small software development team to use Agile methods, but they might for various reasons use a Waterfall model. I would expect these to incorporate accessibility goals and requirements in quite different ways. Google is your friend here - I did a search for:
accessibility and agile development
The first result looks like a good introduction to this issue in both Waterfall and Agile:
http://www.karlgroves.com/2011/09/28/agile-accessibility/
Happy New Year Ecuador - from the other hemisphere ;-)
Hi Sandra
What could be interesting to look at is the methodology of Design Thinking, it has been very successful for some companies for the Design of there software for niched population or special conditions ( I put accessibility in this category ).
Have a look at Design School link below.
Hope this could help
Alain
http://dschool.stanford.edu
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