Improving accessibility to statistical graphs

Leo Ferres · Petro Verkhogliad · Gitte Lindgaard · Louis Boucher · Martin Lachance

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Digital Accessibility for Disabilities Data Visualization and Analytics Tactile and Sensory Interactions

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Information is often presented in graphical form. Unfortunately, current assistive technologies such as screen readers are not well-equipped to handle these representations. To provide accessibility to graphs published in ``The Daily" (Statistics Canada's main dissemination venue), we have developed iGraph-Lite, a system that provides short verbal descriptions of the information depicted in graphs and a way to also interact with this information.

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