Research on the Design Scheme of “Boundless Vision” Social App for Visually Impaired People

The “Boundless Vision” project focuses on creating novel user interfaces to improve the experience of visually impaired individuals when using smart devices. By incorporating features such as high-contrast color schemes, enlarged text, and voice control, an intuitive and accessible interface is developed. Moreover, the project leverages online volunteer services to offer telephone and video guidance, aiding visually impaired users in navigating urban environments and accessing information. Through a comprehensive process involving needs assessment, UI design, system development, and service evaluation, the project aims to boost the independence of visually impaired individuals and foster greater societal awareness of visual impairment challenges. Ultimately, the project will deliver a suite of user interface designs that can serve as a model for advancing inclusive technology across society.

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Journal of Electronic Research and Application
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2025-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.26689/jera.v9i2.9985
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Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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Research on the Design Scheme of “Boundless Vision” Social App for Visually Impaired People

Dan Ni, Meihui Song, Jiazhen Zhang, Liuyan Chen
Journal of Electronic Research and Application
Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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Research on the Design Scheme of “Boundless Vision” Social App for Visually Impaired People

Dan Ni, Meihui Song, Jiazhen Zhang, Liuyan Chen
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Abstract

The “Boundless Vision” project focuses on creating novel user interfaces to improve the experience of visually impaired individuals when using smart devices. By incorporating features such as high-contrast color schemes, enlarged text, and voice control, an intuitive and accessible interface is developed. Moreover, the project leverages online volunteer services to offer telephone and video guidance, aiding visually impaired users in navigating urban environments and accessing information. Through a comprehensive process involving needs assessment, UI design, system development, and service evaluation, the project aims to boost the independence of visually impaired individuals and foster greater societal awareness of visual impairment challenges. Ultimately, the project will deliver a suite of user interface designs that can serve as a model for advancing inclusive technology across society.

Journal of Electronic Research and ApplicationVol. 9(2)
Dalian University of Technology (CN), Batangas State University (PH), City Institute, Dalian University of Technology
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Innovation in Digital Healthcare Systems
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