Universal Design: Improving User Experience for People with Cognitive Disability
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open in viewerAs the Internet grows and information becomes increasingly available online, the web needs to become accessible to everyone, including people with cognitive disabilities, who may not be able to fully or easily access all that the Internet offers. In order to address this issue, we worked alongside UMass Medical School to develop a set of easy to follow guidelines to simplify text passages using plain language standards. Utilizing eye tracking technologies we were able to measure the effectiveness and engagement of reading simplified text. Our project will aid the overall efforts of text simplification for web accessibility through our developed simplification process and supporting results.
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- E-project-031816-145119
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- 2016
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- 2016-03-18
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