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Bespoke Visual Assistance: What and How do Blind and Low-Vision People Create with Agentic Programming?
Ellie Seehorn, Gene S-H Kim, Aziz Zeidieh +6
AI-powered assistive technologies have long supported blind and low vision (BLV) people in everyday tasks, but they are general-purpose and often fall short of meeting complex, ind…
Three Modalities, Two Design Probes, One Prototype, and No Vision: Experience-Based Co-Design of a Multi-modal 3D Data Visualization Tool
Sanchita S. Kamath, Aziz N Zeidieh, Venkatesh Potluri +3
Three-dimensional (3D) data visualizations, such as surface plots, are vital in STEM fields from biomedical imaging to spectroscopy, yet remain largely inaccessible to blind and lo…
vashTimer: A Multi-Purpose, Multimodal Mobile App For Maintaining Passage of Time by means of Visual, Auditory, Speech, and Haptic Alerts
Aziz N Zeidieh, Sanchita S. Kamath, JooYoung Seo
Effective time management during presentations is challenging, particularly for Blind and Low-Vision (BLV) individuals, as existing tools often lack accessibility and multimodal fe…
Sensing the Shape of Data: Non-Visual Exploration of Statistical Concepts in Histograms with Blind and Low-Vision Learners
Sanchita S. Kamath, Omar Khan, Aziz N Zeidieh +1
Statistical concepts often rely heavily on visual cues for comprehension, presenting challenges for individuals who face difficulties using visual information, such as the blind an…
Explore, Listen, Inspect: Supporting Multimodal Interaction with 3D Surface and Point Data Visualizations
Sanchita S. Kamath, Aziz N. Zeidieh, JooYoung Seo
Blind and low-vision (BLV) users remain largely excluded from three-dimensional (3D) surface and point data visualizations due to the reliance on visual interaction. Existing appro…
Usability Assessment of the OnlyKey Hardware Two-Factor Authentication Key Among Low Vision or Blind Users
Aziz Zeidieh, Filipo Sharevski
Hardware security keys undoubtedly have advantage for users as "usability" pain is trivial compared to the maximum "security" gain in authentication. Naturally, the hardware factor…