Designing search engine user interfaces for the visually impaired

Authors:
Barbara Leporini;Patrizia Andronico;Marina Buzzi
Affiliations:
National Research Council, via Moruzzi, Italy;National Research Council, via Moruzzi, Italy;National Research Council, via Moruzzi, Italy
Venue:
ACM SIGCAPH Computers and the Physically Handicapped
Year:
2003

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Abstract

Search engines are a fundamental tool for retrieving specific and appropriate information on the Internet; for this reason it is essential for any user to be able to interact with simple, clear and accessible interfaces. In this paper we discuss the main differences between a visual layout and aural perception, and propose a set of guidelines for search engine user interface UIs design.