Making data visualization more accessible for blind and low-vision individuals

Researchers have developed prototypes of data visualizations that enable blind and low-vision people who use screen readers to more easily explore information and gain deeper insights about chart data. They plan to turn these prototypes into a software tool that could help designers make data visualizations accessible and navigable.

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Katharina Reinecke ,Crystal Lee ,Jacob Wobbrock ,Arvind Satyanarayan ,Amy Bower ,Jiwoong Jang ,Jonathan Zong ,Daniel Hajas ,Alan Lundgard ,Summer Research Program ,University College London ,Artificial Intelligence Laboratory ,Carnegie Mellon University ,Paulg Allen School Of Computer Science ,Department Of Physical Oceanography ,National Science Foundation ,Visualization Group ,Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution ,Global Disability Innovation Hub ,Computer Science ,Research Program ,Eurographics Conference ,Father Sharif ,Physical Oceanography ,National Science ,Lind And Low Vision ,