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In accessibility technology design, how can user autonomy, authenticity, and technical precision be balanced?

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In accessibility technology design, how can user autonomy, authenticity, and technical precision be balanced?

IUI '21Accessibility as an Opportunity and Challenge for Intelligent User Interfaces

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In multimodal data interaction, how can modalities (e.g., text, visualization, audio) achieve parity rather than visualization-centric design?

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Can cross-modal editing with linked interaction states improve blind or low-vision users' data analysis experience?

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How can blind and low-vision users achieve customized interaction with data visualizations through content tokens (modular content descriptions)?

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How can customizable screen readers improve data access efficiency and task adaptability for users?

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How effective is hierarchical personalized content description for users with different backgrounds and task needs?

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