This paper presents the findings of a literature review on smart technologies for
neurodiverse users. The analysis of the literature indicates that most technologies …

Despite recent improvements in online accessibility, the Internet remains an inhospitable
place for users with photosensitive epilepsy, a chronic condition in which certain light stimuli …

Blind and low-vision (BLV) people use audio descriptions (ADs) to access videos. However,
current ADs are unalterable by end users, thus are incapable of supporting BLV individuals' …

People with dyslexia face challenges expressing themselves in writing on social networking
sites (SNSs). Such challenges come from not only the technicality of writing, but also the self …

Eye tracking systems have greatly improved in recent years, being a viable and affordable
option as digital communication channel, especially for people lacking fine motor skills …

Although there is extensive evidence that personalization of interactive systems can improve
the user's experience and satisfaction, it is also known that the two main approaches to …

Physical reading rulers are simple yet effective interventions that help readers with dyslexia.
Digital reading rulers may offer similar benefits. Given their potential value, we provide the …

This paper explores automated modification of text to make it more accessible for people
with dyslexia, a reading disorder affecting a significant percentage of the global population …

We conduct a two-phase experiment with 14 undergraduate students with dyslexia to
evaluate the effectiveness of our generated text. The results demonstrate improvements in …

Content with flashes, bright colors, and repeated patterns can cause seizures and migraines
when viewed by people with photosensitivity. Exposure to seizure-inducing content is a …