Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
4 results found tagged civic participation.
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Decidos: Accessible, Usable and Secure Voting in Low-stakes Elections Using Identity Wallets
Jansen, Schraffenberger, and Jacobs (Radboud University) propose Decidos, a prototype web-based election platform designed for low-stakes elections — student councils, homeowners associations, small shareholder meetings, local citizen consultations —…
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I-VAMOS: Independent Voting with Accessible Multimodal Offline System for Visually Impaired Users
This paper introduces I-VAMOS, an offline multimodal voting assistance system designed to enable blind and low-vision (BLV) voters to cast paper ballots independently and secretly. The authors situate their work in the constitutional right to a secre…
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EZ Ballot with Multimodal Inputs and Outputs
This demonstration paper presents the EZ Ballot, a prototype accessible voting system that fundamentally reconceptualizes ballot design to provide an equal voting experience for all voters regardless of ability. Current accessible voting machines add…
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Prime III: Voting for a More Accessible Future
This demonstration paper presents Prime III, an open-source, multimodal electronic ballot marking system designed to allow all voters — regardless of ability or disability — to vote independently and privately on the same machine. Developed at the Un…