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Conference Paper Improved and Accessible E-book Reader Application for Visually Impaired People
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Authors
Heesook Shin, Youn-Hee Gil, ChoRong Yu, Hee-Kwon Kim, Jisu Lee, Hyung-Keun Jee
Issue Date
2017-11
Citation
ACM SIGGRAPH Asia (SA) 2017, pp.1-2
Language
English
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1145/3145690.3145748
Project Code
17CS1400, Development of Accessible eBook Service Platform, Gil Youn-Hee
Abstract
This1paper presents a study of an accessible e-book reader application for visually impaired people. We interviewed 27 visually impaired people to understand their usage patterns of e-books and user requirements in terms of functions and interface of an e-book reader application. Based on this survey, we were able to establish the basic direction of development of our e-book reader application; we implemented the first version of the e-book reader focusing on basic functionality. This version of the e-book reader obtained a value of user satisfaction of more than 75% in the usability test. We are continuing to develop the next version of this e-book reader with differentiated functions for reading professional books that include equations, tables, graphs, and so on. In addition, we are considering supporting a simple and fast input method and providing personalized UI. Beyond e-book readers, we hope that our study will be useful when designing and developing various mobile applications, considering that visually impaired users want to obtain information and experience equal to that available to the non-visually disabled.
KSP Keywords
E-book reader, Mobile Application(APP), Usability test, User Requirements, User Satisfaction, Visually Impaired People, Visually disabled, Visually impaired users, usage patterns