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Towards making videos accessible for low vision screen magnifier users

Aydin et al., 2020

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13977997309515854762
Author
Aydin A
Feiz S
Ashok V
Ramakrishnan I
Publication year
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Proceedings of the 25th international conference on intelligent user interfaces

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People with low vision who use screen magnifiers to interact with computing devices find it very challenging to interact with dynamically changing digital content such as videos, since they do not have the luxury of time to manually move, ie, pan the magnifier lens to different …
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