Explorando plataformas low code: um estudo empírico para construção e validação de um aplicativo de mobilidade urbana como tecnologia assistiva

Abstract

The dissertation "Exploring low code platforms: an empirical study for the construction and validation of an urban mobility application as an assistive technology"focuses on the analysis and evaluation of low code platforms, exploring their potential in development of accessible solutions for PcD. The work encompasses a comprehensive theoretical review of the characteristics of disability, ranging from this analysis to the careful selection of platforms and the subsequent development of specific software. The methodology adopted consists of a systematic review to identify and evaluate low code development platforms, followed by the choice of the most appropriate platform. This selection resulted in the development of the "Box Mobility"application, esigned to improve the mobility of people with physical disabilities. Furthermore, the study covers a detailed assessment of the application’s User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX), with relevant information obtained through online forms and quantitative and qualitative analyses. The work highlights the scientific and technological contributions, consolidating the relevance and impact of the research. The conclusion of the work includes reflections on the results btained and suggestions for future research in a dynamic and evolving field.