Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
4 results found tagged pointing performance.
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Distinguishing Users By Pointing Performance in Laboratory and Real-World Tasks
This paper investigates how machine learning can automatically assess pointing difficulties from everyday computer use, addressing a critical barrier to accessible computing: the lack of frequent, low-cost assessment of pointing ability. The research…
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Enhancing Android Accessibility for Users with Hand Tremor by Reducing Fine Pointing and Steady Tapping
This paper introduces Touch Guard, a system-wide Android accessibility service developed as a Google intern research project that helps users with hand tremor interact more accurately with touchscreen devices. The core problem addressed is that conve…
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Understanding Design Considerations for Adaptive User Interfaces for Accessible Pointing with Older and Younger Adults
This paper investigates how older and younger adults want adaptive user interfaces (AUIs) to detect and respond to pointing difficulties when using computers. Pointing problems — such as misclicks, erratic cursor movements, and difficulty with target…
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Understanding Design Considerations for Adaptive User Interfaces for Accessible Pointing with Older and Younger Adults
This paper explores user preferences for adaptive user interfaces (AUIs) that detect and accommodate pointing difficulties when using a mouse, touchpad, or touchscreen to interact with the web. The researchers conducted participatory design sessions …