Benjamin M. Gorman

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Party Face Congratulations! Exploring Design Ideas to Help Sighted Users with Emoji Accessibility when Messaging with Screen Reader Users

Emoji are a popular, expressive form of non-verbal communication. However, people often use emoji is ways that result in confusing or cumbersome screen reader output. We created two accessibility support designs: (1) Preview, which displays a basic text transcript of a message with emoji that a screen reader would nar…

CHI '211st AuthorVoice Accessibility +1

Adaptive Subtitles: Preferences and Trade-Offs in Real-Time Media Adaption

Subtitles can help improve the understanding of media content. People enable subtitles based on individual characteristics (e.g., language or hearing ability), viewing environment, or media context (e.g., drama, quiz show). However, some people find that subtitles can be distracting and that they negatively impact the…

CHI '202nd AuthorVisual Impairment Technologies (Screen Readers, Tactile Graphics, Braille) +1

Emoji Accessibility for Visually Impaired People

Emoji are graphical symbols that appear in many aspects of our lives. Worldwide, around 36 million people are blind and 217 million have a moderate to severe visual impairment. This portion of the population may use and encounter emoji, yet it is unclear what accessibility challenges emoji introduce. We first conducte…

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