Processo de design orientado para acessibilidade de usuários surdos

Abstract

With technological advances over the years and greater access to the internet and digital tools, it is necessary to develop more accessible applications that meet users' goals. According to Decree No. 5,296 of December 2, 2004, all users must safely and autonomously access systems and means of communication, with this the developed applications must guarantee that, regardless of the user's limitations, the applications are accessible, easily use and satisfactory. This study aims to extend an interface design process proposed for the accessibility of autistic users, making it suitable for the accessibility of deaf users. With this, the application of the process is analyzed, identifying opportunities for improvement, thus ensuring greater accessibility to deaf users. For this, five steps will be followed: the first is related to the literature review, the second being identification of opportunities to extend the process, the third and fourth steps are related to the evolution and analysis of the process, and the fifth is obtaining lessons learned and opportunities. of improvements. As a result, a prototyping of a routine management interface for deaf children was obtained. Logo, from this work, it is intended to contribute to a better development of interface design processes aimed at deaf children.