Cognitive Science for Web Accessibility
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The talk explains how cognitive sciences (cognitive neuroscience, neuroeducation, neuromarketing and related fields) and methods from AI/data processing can be applied to improve web accessibility for people with disabilities. It describes understanding users’ cognitive and interaction needs and gives practical guidance for developers, designers and data scientists to make digital experiences more accessible.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:34Cognitive science definition
- 10:11Web accessibility stats
- 14:34Visual impairments solutions
- 20:25Hearing impairments solutions
- 27:42Neurodevelopmental disorders
- 34:32Cognitive disorders solutions
- 38:06Motor accessibility
- 40:33Accessibility for all
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