Advances in Design for Inclusion : Proceedings of the AHFE 2016 International Conference on Design for Inclusion, July 27-31, 2016, Walt Disney World®, Florida, USA

This book focuses on a range of topics in design, such as universal design, design for all, digital inclusion, universal usability, and accessibility of technologies independently of people’s age, economic situation, education, geographic location, culture and language. It especially focuses on accessibility for people with auditory, cognitive, neurological, and visual impairments, ageing populations, and mobility for physical special needs. The book explores some of the overlaps between inclusive design and web accessibility to help managers, designers, developers, policy makers, and researchers optimize their efforts in these overlapping areas. Based on the AHFE 2016 International Conference on Design for Inclusion, held on July 27-31, 2016, in Walt Disney World®, Florida, USA, this book discusses new design technologies, highlighting various requirements of individuals within a community. Thanks to its multidisciplinary approach, the book represents a useful resource for readers with different kinds of backgrounds and provides them with a timely, practice-oriented guide to design for inclusion. Front Matter....Pages i-xvi Front Matter....Pages 1-1 “Tutti a Tavola!” Project. A Didactic Experience on Design for All Applied to Ceramic Objects for Food and Beverage....Pages 3-12 From “Liquid Kitchen” to “Shared Kitchen”: Human-Centred Design for Innovative Services of Social Inclusion in Food Consumption....Pages 13-25 Does Design for All Need Marketing?....Pages 27-37 Improving Learning Technologies and Social Inclusion Through Human Centred Design and Universal Design Approaches: Novel Designing Scenarios....Pages 39-50 Front Matter....Pages 51-51 Making Voting by Mail Usable, Accessible and Inclusive....Pages 53-64 Bringing Universal Usability to All Users: A Case Study on Public Realm Locations of Tourist Interest in Bhopal, India....Pages 65-78 Front Matter....Pages 79-79 Design for People Affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Proposal of a New Type of Ankle Foot Orthosis [AFO] Based on 3D Indirect Survey and 3D Printing....Pages 81-86 Design for Duchenne. Guidelines for Dwellings’ Construction or Renovation for Muscular Dystrophy—Affected Families....Pages 87-96 IESAMI: An Intelligent Environment to Support the Academic Monitoring and Inclusion of Students with Disabilities in University....Pages 97-107 Communication Support with the COMUOON Communication Support System....Pages 109-113 Front Matter....Pages 115-115 Building Bridges Between User and Designer: Co-creation, Immersion and Perspective Taking....Pages 117-129 Ask Yourself the Right Question. To Know and Understand the Beauty of Human Diversity It Is the First Design Step: A Design for All Structured and Autopoietic Tool....Pages 131-140 User Knowledge Creation in Universal Design Processes....Pages 141-154 Light: Towards an Inclusive Perspective....Pages 155-165 Front Matter....Pages 167-167 A Design Toolkit for Visually Impaired People on Travelling Experience....Pages 169-180 Sensory—Friendly Grocery Store for the Visually Impaired Shoppers....Pages 181-189 Can You Hear Architecture: Inclusive Design and Acoustics in the Nordic Region....Pages 191-200 An Experimental Study on Fused-Deposition-Modeling Technology as an Alternative Method for Low-Cost Braille Printing....Pages 201-211 Using a Mobile Application to Help Visually Impaired Individuals Explore the Outdoors....Pages 213-223 Front Matter....Pages 225-225 Inclusive Fashion Design: Interdisciplinary Practice in the Fashion Design Degree Program at SENAC-PE College....Pages 227-234 Front Matter....Pages 225-225 The Importance of Ergonomic Design in the Inclusion of Women with Mastectomies with Lymphedema....Pages 235-246 WearAbility....Pages 247-256 Fashion Design and Life Experience: Reduced Mobility in Ageing....Pages 257-264 Open Inclusive Fashion: New Insights for a Co-design Platform....Pages 265-275 Front Matter....Pages 277-277 Applicability of HAPTICS for Universal Design: A Study to Develop a New System for Visually Impaired People....Pages 279-290 Panasonic Group’s Universal Design Measures....Pages 291-305 Built Environment Design Toward an Inclusive Society: How Can We Improve the Existing Infrastructure in Cities?....Pages 307-313 Effect of Cross-Sectional Shape of Small Level Change on Walkability....Pages 315-322 Front Matter....Pages 323-323 Inclusive Design for Children at the Master Education....Pages 325-338 Mobile Device Development and Its Contribution to the Treatment of Young Dyslexic Brazilian Children....Pages 339-349 Design and Evaluation of a Universally Accessible Academic Course Search Portal....Pages 351-360 Assessing the Reading Level of Web Texts for WCAG2.0 Compliance—Can It Be Done Automatically?....Pages 361-371 Cultural and Creative Industries of the Color and Design of Packaging....Pages 373-379 Color Size and Design of Computer Peripheral Products of Black....Pages 381-388 Front Matter....Pages 389-389 Agder Living Lab: From Ideas to Large-Scale Deployment and Long-Term User Adoption of Inclusive Health Solutions....Pages 391-399 Ergonomics and Inclusive Design: Innovative Medical Devices for Home Care....Pages 401-412 Creating Inclusive Living Environment in Urban Residences for Indian Elderly....Pages 413-424 Research Methods Applied to Studies with Active Elderly: A Literature Review....Pages 425-436 Front Matter....Pages 437-437 Towards Universal Design Criteria for Design of Wearables....Pages 439-449 Alternative and Augmentative Communication for People with Disabilities and Language Problems: An Eye Gaze Tracking Approach....Pages 451-461 Front Matter....Pages 437-437 Web Accessibility for People with Reduced Mobility: A Case Study Using Eye Tracking....Pages 463-473 Virtual Accessibility Guide in Brazil....Pages 475-486 Multimedia Interfaces for People Visually Impaired....Pages 487-495 Improving Deaf People Accessibility and Communication Through Automatic Sign Language Recognition Using Novel Technologies....Pages 497-507 Analysis of Interaction Patterns in the Use of High-Tech Prompting Technologies by People with Intellectual Disabilities....Pages 509-518 Accessibility of MOOCs for Blind People in Developing Non-English Speaking Countries....Pages 519-528 An Eye Tracking Experiment on Strategies to Minimize the Redundancy and Split Attention Effects in Scientific Graphs and Diagrams....Pages 529-540 Evaluation of Health Services Received by People with Autism Spectrum Disorders by Means of an Adapted iPad® Questionnaire....Pages 541-549 Front Matter....Pages 551-551 A Design Research Lab—An Integrated Model to Identify Conscious and Unconscious Behavior in the Design Process....Pages 553-563 (In)spectors—Presentation of Education, Training and Professional Practice of Professional Test Persons....Pages 565-571 How the Swedish Rheumatism Association Uses the Design for All Tests to Approve Easy to Handle Packages and Products....Pages 573-583 How to Categorize Users from a Design Point of View?....Pages 585-597 Vital Minutes—Cardiac Arrest and the Essence of Time....Pages 599-606 Front Matter....Pages 607-607 CampUS: How the Co-design Approach Can Support the Social Innovation in Urban Context....Pages 609-621 The Digital Crystal Ball: A Service Recommendation System for Designing Social Participation Experiences Among the Elderly....Pages 623-630 Handrail-Shaped IoT Sensor for Long-Term Monitoring of the Mobility in Elderly People....Pages 631-638