Titlebook: Universal Access. Theoretical Perspectives, Practice, and Experience; 7th ERCIM Internatio No?lle Carbonell,Constantine Stephanidis Confere

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Debate

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Age Related Differences and the Depth vs. Breadth Tradeoff in Hierarchical Online Information Systemrom two age groups (aged 36 years old and younger or 57 years old and older) took part in this study. Overall, shallow hierarchies were preferred to deep hierarchies. Seniors were slower but did not make more errors than their younger counterparts when browsing the different treatments.

首創(chuàng)精神

Fax Registration of Information about Disaster Victimsthey were poor at using keyboard. We developed interactive fax user interface, which allows a user to check and correct the handwritten information using paper user interface. Experimental result showed that elderly people could register their survival information without help.

BANAL

Scenario-Based Argumentation for Universal Accesssively leading to an understanding of the global execution context of tasks, thus towards universal access. In this paper, we elaborate on the rationale and basic concepts behind scenario screening and growth scenarios, and discuss their application in a small case study in the domain of Health Telematics.

Employee

Digital Television for All: User Preferences and Designers’ Views on What Would Suit the Usering user study. The aim of research was to include the future users into the product development in the early stages of new product design. Both TV viewers and designers created innovations of future interactive applications and the results are discussed.

inspiration

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CHAFE

Criteria for Usability of Accessible Web Siteswas performed through empirical feedback, in which simple hypotheses were formulated, then tested. Subsequently, a systematic method was developed on the basis of the tests, resulting in a classification of the criteria according to usability aspects. The proposed criteria have been applied to an existing public administration web site.

CORD

Making Accessibility Guidelines Usablee user-centred process. Preliminary feedback at this early stage indicates that the new structure is effective, even in the absence of legislation. The account underlines the importance of usability in creating useful resources of this type.