Accessible Touchscreen Devices
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We have designed an interface concept that allows a touchscreen device to be operated by the visually impaired, in a user-friendly manner and without the need for specific hardware or tools. Based on real world research and testing and designed in cooperation with a group of visually impaired users. In this document we will introduce this concept and explain how it can be used to make touchscreens accessible.
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