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Kelly Avery Mack in HCI & Design at UW

Chronically Under-Addressed: Considerations for HCI Accessibility Practice with Chronically Ill People

This post summarizes our research paper “Chronically Under-Addressed: Considerations for HCI Accessibility Practice with Chronically Ill People,” which was…

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Emma Sadjo in HCI & Design at UW
This figure shows multiple screenshots of different log in, service instructions, the capturing of visual information, and home screens of different VAT mobile apps, including Envision (AI, Glasses), Seeing AI, Be My Eyes, Orcam Read, (Orcam) MyEye 2, and BeSpecular.

Trends in Technologies that Provide Visual Assistance for Blind People: 10 Takeaways for Users, Developers, and UX…

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Kelly Avery Mack in HCI & Design at UW
A line graph showing the number of papers at CHI and ASSETS from 1992–2019. ASSETS is consistently at around 20–30 papers and CHI is much lower, until around 2017 when CHI starts having more accessibility papers than ASSETS. In 2019 both conferences have around 40 accessibility papers.

What Do We Mean by “Accessibility Research”?

In this post, we summarize the findings of our research paper “What Do We Mean by…

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Fannie Liu in HCI & Design at UW

Why heart rate and other biosignals are the future of social interaction and how to use them

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Benji Xie in HCI & Design at UW
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DUB Retreat 2020: Recognizing what we’ve done, what still needs to be done

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Kelly Avery Mack in HCI & Design at UW
bar graph showing that 74% of survey respondents preferred sign language, but 51% used sign language on public feeds

Social App Accessibility for Deaf Signers

In this post, we summarize the findings of our research paper Social App Accessibility…

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Anne Spencer Ross in HCI & Design at UW
A screenshot of an audiobook app playing a book. Another shot covers the unlabeled buttons with large, red question marks

An app for everything, but can everyone use it?

In this post, I will share the state of app…

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Shefali Haldar in HCI & Design at UW

How future patient portals should be designed to support hospital patients

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Christina Chung in HCI & Design at UW

Designing food diaries to support collaboration between individuals and health experts

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Kyle Thayer in HCI & Design at UW

There Is No “Blue” in Korean

Different Languages Have Different Colors

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