A List Apart: Articles: Deafness and the User Experience - The Diigo Meta page

• 05 Dec 10
  

  George Williams

  "Because of limited awareness around Deafness and accessibility in the web community, it seems plausible to many of us that good captioning will fix it all. It won’t. Before we can enhance the user experience for all deaf people, we must understand that t

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• 08 Nov 10
  

  deaf user-experience accessibility usability ux web-design

• 21 Apr 10
  

  nuri min

  Deafness and the User Experience

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• 17 Feb 10
  

  Christine Freeman

  A List Apart

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• 02 Feb 10
  

  Tracy Mendham

  deaf-hardofhearing

• 09 Jun 09
  

  Sandra Earl

  accessibility general multimedia FUSION09 deaf and hard of hearing

• 11 Mar 09
  

  quina cridones

  usability accessibility webdesign disability delicious

• 19 Dec 08
  

  Jitendra Vyas

  web-design-guidelines

• 15 Oct 08
  

  Suvi-Tuuli Allan

  accessibility web design

• 26 Aug 08
  

  Paul Brown

  Deafness and the User Experience

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• 22 Aug 08
  

  wayne anderson

  webDesign accessability usability users

• 16 Aug 08
  

  Jane Mejdahl

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• 15 Aug 08
  

  Andrew Beeken

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• 14 Aug 08
  

  Mark Greenfield

  deaf accessibility usability design

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  Kazuhito Kidachi

  LisaがALAに寄稿。"Moreover, to enhance the online user experience for the deaf, we must understand how deafness influences web accessibility."

  accessibility

• 13 Aug 08
  

  Bez Thomas

  Because of limited awareness around Deafness and accessibility in the web community, it seems plausible to many of us that good captioning will fix it all. It won’t.

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  Kerstin Probiesch

  accessibility Gehörlose Gehörlosenkultur

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  Atsuhiro Teshima

  userexperience

• 12 Aug 08
  

  Simone Economo

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  weirdan

  web usability design ui

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  Matt Lisle

  accessibility video

  • Alternately, a combination of captioning (to transcribe sound effects) and subtitling (written translation, with a focus on users with sign as a primary language) is most effective. Where this isn’t possible, a transcript of the dialogue will suffice; transcripts provide the user with an opportunity to print out the dialogue and read it at a comfortable pace.
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  Brian J

  language Deafness websitehelp

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  Carolina Velis

  deafness accessibility ux

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  Alex Horstmann

  usability accessibility

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  César Córcoles

  accesibilidad

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  Christy Tucker

  This article approaches accessibility for Deaf users as a cultural difference and not just a disability. If sign language is your first language, then English (or something else) is a second language. Written English doesn't automatically correspond to sign language. Rather than simply captioning or providing transcripts, this author proposes more sign language translations. Nice idea, but I'm not sure that's practical for most projects--it's hard enough to convince people to spend time and money on captions and transcripts (even though they obviously should).

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  Karen Loasby

  accessibility deafness

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  caiocgo

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  Sandra Kallmeyer

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  Duncan Greenhill

  webDev accessibility deafness

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  Katharina Andresen

  accessibility articles

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