Titlebook: Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2023; 19th IFIP TC13 Inter José Abdelnour Nocera,Marta Kristín Lárusdóttir,Ma Conference proceedings

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: Digital Cultural Heritage Interpretation for?Blind and?Low Vision Peoplel excluded by various challenges. What BLV people need in museums is an in-depth learning and independent exploration process. However, the audio guide provided in museums is mostly simple descriptions, and cultural relics can not be touched, which cannot meet the cultural needs of BLV people. In th

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Accessibility Inspections of?Mobile Applications by?Professionals with?Different Expertise Levels: Afferent results, and professionals and researchers must be aware of the types of results obtained by user evaluations and inspections performed by professionals with different expertise levels. This study aimed to compare the results from manual inspection of mobile apps performed by two groups of p

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“The Relief is Amazing”: An In-situ Short Field Evaluation of?a?Personal Voice Assistive Technology independently at home. Based on sensor data, IntraVox uses a . to send prompts and reminders to end-users to conduct daily life activities. During a short field study of seven days, IntraVox was installed in the home of an end-user with advanced dementia to prompt a lifestyle change. Additional feed

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Towards an?Automatic Easy-to-Read Adaptation of?Morphological Features in?Spanish Texts and easily understood documents. The E2R Methodology includes, among others, a set of guidelines related to the writing of texts. Some of these guidelines focus on morphological features that may cause difficulties in reading comprehension. Examples of those guidelines are: (a) to avoid the use of

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Haptic Auditory Feedback for?Enhanced Image Description: A Study of?User Preferences and?Performance. Previous studies have shown that using spatial interaction can help BLV users create a mental model of the positions of objects within an image. In order to address the issue of limited image accessibility, we have developed three prototypes that utilize haptic feedback to reveal the positions of

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Using Colour and?Brightness for?Sound Zone Feedbackle. Hence, spatial properties such as volume, size, and overlaps need to be represented through, ., light. Two studies were conducted. In the first study (N . 27), participants experienced different colour and brightness values shown on an LED strip attached to a volume controller and related those