We employ hierarchical clustering, strategic diagrams, and network core–periphery analysis
to assess and visualise the intellectual progress of accessibility research within HCI in the …

It has been argued that human-centred security design needs to accommodate the
considerations of three dimensions:(1) security,(2) usability and (3) accessibility. The latter …

A Personal Identification Number (PIN) is a widely adopted authentication method used by
smartphones, ATMs, etc. PINs offer strong security and can be reset when compromised …

According to the World Health organization, about 16% of the world's population live with a
disability. While they could benefit from digital products and services, users with disabilities …

Customer services are important for answering questions, providing information, and
handling issues. Often people want to connect with a customer service representative, yet …

Authentication has become increasingly ubiquitous for controlling access to personal
computing devices (eg, laptops, tablets, and smartphones). In this paper, we aim to …

The most common authentication mechanism, the password, requires a user to recall a
secret. Users take this memorisation, or cognitive function, test on a daily basis in order to …

Students with disabilities often use assistive technology to gain equal access to educational
content. However, using this technology can lead to security and privacy concerns, including …

Cloud computing has the potential to offer an abundance of computing resources on
demand due to its high scalability, which eliminates the need for providers to plan far in …

The rapid growth of young online users requires greater attention to balancing security
needs with age-appropriate user experiences. Despite the well-publicised benefits of multi …