Accessibility in User Interfaces: Confronting Common Challenges

Abstract

The accessible user interfaces help increase the usability of the system by targeting a more generalized audience including a group of people who need special assistance. The research refers to the strategies needed for the successful implementation of accessibility principles and how they are important for both designers and developers. The proposed solutions once implemented can leverage the use of websites for all the users on digital platforms. However, web-based systems are primarily targeted by considering their significance and share ratio in the online market. The user experience in general is also linked with the accessible systems. The end users apart from the ones with special needs require functionalities like automated text reading to save time and carry out multitasking. Although there are considerable challenges that drag the development process, future developments have the potential to save time in the development phase. This can be done with state-of-the-art technologies like AI as these algorithms can help to automate complex tasks for both designers and developers.

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