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VoxLens: Adding one line of code can make some interactive visualizations accessible to screen-reader users

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University of Washington researchers worked with screen-reader users to design VoxLens, a JavaScript plugin that allows people to interact with visualizations. VoxLens users can gain a high-level summary of the information described in a graph, listen to a graph translated into sound or use voice-activated commands to ask specific questions.

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VoxLens: Adding one line of code can make some interactive visualizations accessible to screen-reader users

Researchers worked with screen-reader users to design VoxLens, a plugin that allows people to interact with digital visualizations made with JavaScript.

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VoxLens: Adding One Line of Code Can Make Some Interactive Visualizations Accessible to Screen-Reader Users

University of Washington researchers worked with screen-reader users to design VoxLens, a plugin that allows people to interact with digital visualizations made

2 years ago·Charlottesville, United States
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Adding one line of code can make some interactive visualizations accessible to screen-reader users

Interactive visualizations have changed the way we understand our lives. For example, they can showcase the number of coronavirus infections in each state.

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VoxLens: Adding one line of code can make some interactive visualizations accessible to screen-reader users

VoxLens users can gain a high-level summary of the information described in a graph, listen to a graph translated into sound or use voice-activated commands to ask specific questions about the data,...

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Adding one line of code can make some interactive visualizations accessible to screen-reader users

University of Washington researchers labored with screen-reader customers to design VoxLens, a JavaScript plugin that—with one extra line of code—permits folks to work together with visualizations. The researchers evaluated VoxLens by recruiting 22 screen-reader customers who have been both fully or partially blind. Individuals realized use VoxLens after which accomplished 9 duties (one in every of which is proven right here), every of which co…

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