Introduction Digital accessibility involves designing digital systems and services to enable
access for individuals, including those with disabilities, including visual, auditory, motor, or …

As user-generated video dominates media landscapes, it poses an accessibility challenge.
While disability advocacy groups globally have secured hard-won accessibility regulations …

The communication of non-speech information (NSI) in closed captioning is essential in
providing full access and increased enjoyment of video content, particularly for d/Deaf or …

High-quality closed captioning of both speech and non-speech elements (eg, music, sound
effects, manner of speaking, and speaker identification) is essential for the accessibility of …

Voice messages, by nature, prevent users from gauging the emotional tone without fully
diving into the audio content. This hinders the shared emotional experience at the pre …

Current sound recognition systems for deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) people identify
sound sources or discrete events. However, these systems do not distinguish similar …

In order to gather data from the signing deaf community, efforts have been made to create
online surveys in American Sign Language (ASL), despite a lack of user studies and UX/UI …

Previous VR sound accessibility work substituted sounds with visual or haptic output to
increase VR accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) people. However, deafness …

Speech styles such as extension, emphasis, and pause play an important role in capturing
the audience's attention and conveying a message accurately. Unfortunately, it is …

A significant body of human-computer interaction accessibility research explores ways
technology can improve communication access. Yet, this research infrequently engages …