Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
26 results found tagged interdependence.
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Understanding the Video Content Creation Journey of Creators with Sensory Impairment in Kenya
This paper presents the first in-depth qualitative study of video content creation by people with visual and hearing impairments in a low- and middle-income country (LMIC) context, specifically Kenya. The researchers conducted semi-structured intervi…
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Access Beyond the Score: Understanding Notation Needs and Workflows of Low Vision Musicians
This paper investigates how musicians with low vision acquire, adapt, and use music notation, an area that has received far less research attention than Braille Music for blind musicians. Through semi-structured interviews with 16 low vision musician…
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Expanding Norms, Negotiating Bodies: How Artists with Disabilities Perceive and Use Creative Tools
This qualitative study explores how 12 artists with disabilities use, reject, or modify tools in their creative practice, applying a crip technoscience lens to inform the design of future creativity support tools (CSTs). The artists spanned a wide ra…
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Accessibility through Awareness of Noise Sensitivity Management and Regulation Practices
This paper investigates how people with noise sensitivity (PWNS) manage and regulate their responses to sound, and identifies opportunities for technology-mediated support. Noise sensitivity — experiencing sounds as disproportionately distressing, pa…
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SeaHare: An omnidirectional electric wheelchair integrating independent, remote and shared control modalities
This paper presents SeaHare, an omnidirectional electric wheelchair that integrates three control paradigms — independent, remote, and shared — within a single platform, enabling direct comparison of how different control modes affect the experience …
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Help and The Social Construction of Access: A Case-Study from India
This paper examines the role of help in how people with visual impairments (PVI) navigate indoor environments in India, challenging the Western-centric assumption that independence should be the primary goal of assistive technology design. Through a …