Miroslav Macík
Adam J. Sporka
Abstract
The research of disabilities and their effects on the usability of the user interfaces has long since been established itself in the field of the human-computer interaction. The target groups of this research mostly include people with permanent disabilities (vision-, motor-, or hearing-related). Due to a number of reasons (illness, injury, etc.), a user may enter the state of disability only for a limited amount of time (temporary disability).
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- An initial study of effects of temporary disabilities
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