A Two-Phase Method of User Interface Adaptation for People with Special Needs

Kultsova, Marina; Potseluico, Anastasiya; Zhukova, Irina; Skorikov, Alexander; Romanenko, Roman

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-65551-2_58

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“…Thus, the proposed system should be also tested at home or in other institutional environments. Of note, the number of user participants, although small, can defined as sufficient according to several related studies [130,131] that focus on application testing, qualitative observations, and interviews, rather than quantitative surveys [48]. Obstacles in using our system for many IID are introduced by the ongoing assistance that they need from their family members or caregivers (40% of the study participants) and the high cost of devices such as computers, tablets, smartwatches, and smartphones.…”

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An Integrated Support System for People with Intellectual Disability

Papadogiorgaki,

Grammalidis,

Grammatikopoulou

et al. 2023

Electronics

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People with Intellectual Disability (ID) encounter several problems in their daily living regarding their needs, activities, interrelationships, and communication. In this paper, an interactive platform is proposed, aiming to provide personalized recommendations for information and entertainment, including creative and educational activities, tailored to the special user needs of this population. Furthermore, the proposed platform integrates capabilities for the automatic recognition of health-related emergencies, such as fever, oxygen saturation decline, and tachycardia, as well as location tracking and detection of wandering behavior based on smartwatch/smartphone sensors, while providing appropriate notifications to caregivers and automated assistance to people with ID through voice instructions and interaction with a virtual assistant. A short-scale pilot study has been carried out, where a group of end-users participated in the testing of the integrated platform, verifying its effectiveness concerning the recommended services. The experimental results indicate the potential value of the proposed system in providing routine health measurements, identifying and managing emergency cases, and supporting a creative and qualitative daily life for people with disabilities.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Integrated Support System for People with Intellectual Disability

Papadogiorgaki,

Grammalidis,

Grammatikopoulou

et al. 2023

Electronics

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“…The Output Design MUIDPs can transmit information through graphical interfaces (e.g., Expanding List, Notifications Popovers, Pop-up), light signaling (e.g., Led), sound communication (e.g., Voice Notifications, Voice Readback), or can even provide output handling (e.g., Audio Output Volume Increasing, Empty State, Redundant Output). Voice Readback [38,43,56] Category: Shopping-9…”

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Mobile User Interaction Design Patterns: A Systematic Mapping Study

2022

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Interaction design patterns have evolved as a resource that facilitates documentation and the reuse of proven solutions. They provide a structured and understandable mechanism for what to do in the design. Mobile devices have characteristics, configurations, and restrictions that make the construction of their interfaces full of particularities to this environment, and problems that are often common to designers and developers. This study presented a systematic mapping of the state-of-the-art regarding interaction design patterns for mobile devices. A total of 23 studies that include articles and books met the selection criteria in this mapping, examining relevant scientific databases and books that were cited in relevant articles. As a main result, 336 patterns were compiled, with 261 of these problems and solutions being dissimilar from each other. The paper describes patterns in 18 categories covering different interaction aspects. Pattern structural elements with mentions in more than five papers included: Name, Solution, Problem, Context, Examples, Related Patterns, Forces, Consequences and Figure. Four studies reported empirical evaluation of the patterns with a limited number of users. The paper contributed with a categorization of existing patterns and the challenges for uniformization of structure and empirical evidence with user evaluation.

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“…The selected Websites and existing works that provide relevant HCI design patterns are illustrated in Table 5.3 and Table 5.4, respectively. Website Description [Tidwell, 2010] 125 [Neil, 2014] 70 [Wetchakorn and Prompoon, 2015] 15 [Nilsson, 2009] 10 [ Kultsova et al, 2016] 3…”

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“…• The interface ontology [Kultsova et al, 2017]: This ontology aims at modeling the different aspects of the UI.…”

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Towards Designing and Generating User Interfaces by Using Expert Knowledge

Braham¹

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I would like to express my gratitude to my supervisors, Mr. Félix Buendia Garcia, Mr. Faeiz Gargouri and Ms. Maha Khemaja, for their valuable insights and the enormous patience that was necessary for guiding me all along the way. Their support, advice and feedback have been a fundamental part to get to the end of this journey. I want to extend my gratitude to all the members of the Computing Engineering Department (DISCA) of the Universitat Politecnica de Valencia (UPV) for the excellent working environment they provide throughout my journey. In addition, I am grateful for the academic support of the University of Sousse, the Higher Institute of Computer Science and Communication Technologies (ISITCom) and the PRINCE Laboratory.I also want to pay tribute to the members of the jury for agreeing to be a part of the court and the external reviewers for their thoughtful comments and positive feedback.A very special thanks goes out to Roua. We started our university journey at the same time and she has been my friend and support from that moment until now.Finally, thanks to Yosra and Khadija, my two sisters, and my brother Ali for their love and for keeping me always smiling. I have to appreciate the irreplaceable support of my parents, Ahmed and Saida, who have given me unstinting love, care, trust, help, and encouragement.

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A Two-Phase Method of User Interface Adaptation for People with Special Needs

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

An Integrated Support System for People with Intellectual Disability

An Integrated Support System for People with Intellectual Disability

Mobile User Interaction Design Patterns: A Systematic Mapping Study

Towards Designing and Generating User Interfaces by Using Expert Knowledge

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