Creative activities play an essential role in everyday life. Recently, there has been
increasing interest in the accessibility community to support blind and low vision (BLV) …

To interact with webpages, people with low vision typically rely on screen magnifier assistive
technology that enlarges screen content and also enables them to pan the content to view …

Online collaborative editors have become increasingly prevalent in both professional and
academic settings. However, little is known about how usable these editors are for low vision …

The practice of using consent notices on websites has received much criticism and attention
among researchers. Much of the research has addressed unethical aspects of consent …

Low-vision users have been accustomed to viewing accessible electronic documents with
reflow and responsive layouts that adapt to the user's text size requirements. However …

Purpose Individuals with reduced vision may rely on handheld magnifiers for near reading of
texts on household items such as food packaging and far reading of information notices and …

Data chart visualizations and text are often paired in news articles, online blogs, and
academic publications to present complex data. While chart visualizations offer graphical …

Today, digital creative tools are still largely designed without disabled people in mind and
thus require retrofitting to achieve basic accessibility. As more creative tools begin to …

Web archives play a crucial role in preserving the digital history of the internet, given the
inherent volatility of websites that constantly undergo modifications, content updates, and …

People who are blind and visually impaired (BVI) struggle to interact with even accessible
computing applications since the user interfaces (UIs) of these applications are not tailored …