Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
5 results found tagged prototyping.
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Participatory Design Using Sensory Substitution Devices with Tactile and Audio Feedback
This student research paper describes a participatory design study with a single blind participant (TC, blind from birth) to develop a sensory substitution device that provides a physical experience of spatial awareness through tactile or auditory fe…
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Bend Passwords on BendyPass: A User Authentication Method for People with Vision Impairment
This demonstration paper presents BendyPass, a flexible silicone device that allows people with vision impairments to enter passwords through physical bend and fold gestures rather than typing PINs or text passwords. The project addresses a significa…
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What Not to Wearable: Using Participatory Workshops to Explore Wearable Device Form Factors for Blind Users
This paper documents two participatory design workshops conducted with a team of eight visually impaired adults to explore features and form factors for a wearable navigation device. The research team met monthly over nine months as a "design team," …
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It's Enactment Time!: High-fidelity Enactment Stage for Accessible Automated Driving System Technology Research
This pictorial paper documents the iterative design and construction of a high-fidelity enactment stage for researching accessible autonomous vehicle (AV) technology with older adults and people with disabilities. Autonomous vehicles hold transformat…
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A Low-Fidelity Prototyping Method for Blind Users: A Case Study on Designing Two-Dimensional Tactile Displays
This paper addresses the fundamental problem that design workshops—a key method for involving end users in technology development—are largely inaccessible to blind people due to their reliance on visual methods like sketching, storyboarding, and visu…