Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
5 results found tagged transparency.
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Incorporating Procedural Fairness in Flag Submissions on Social Media Platforms
This paper examines how the design choices embedded in social media flagging mechanisms shape users' perceptions of procedural fairness. Flagging — the ability for users to report posts or accounts that violate community guidelines — is a critical co…
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The Transparency of Automatic Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools: Design Criteria, State of the Art, and User Perception
This paper investigates a critical but often overlooked problem in web accessibility practice: the lack of transparency in automated accessibility evaluation tools. While these tools are widely used to identify WCAG violations, users frequently strug…
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Designing an Adaptive Web Navigation Interface for Users with Variable Pointing Performance
This paper investigates how to design adaptive web navigation interfaces for people who experience variable pointing ability — difficulty using a mouse to click targets on screen that fluctuates over time due to conditions like early-stage Parkinson'…
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The Transparency of Automatic Accessibility Evaluation Tools
This paper examines a critical but often overlooked problem in automated accessibility testing: the lack of transparency in how evaluation tools operate and present their results. The authors observe that different accessibility evaluation tools freq…
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Trying to Piece It Together: Exploring Accessible Error Detection in Emerging Privacy Techniques With Blind People
This paper investigates how blind people might detect errors in AI-enabled privacy techniques (obfuscation) used within visual assistance technologies (VAT). Blind people routinely use VAT apps like Seeing AI, Be My Eyes, Aira, and TapTapSee to acces…