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iFREEPHONY: MINIMALISTIC INTERFACE DEVELOPED FOR THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND THE ELDERLY COMMUNITY IN BANGLADESH
2017
Journal of Information and Communication Technology
Touchscreen-based phones can be challenging for people with visual impairment. These phones require special features to cater to their needs when it comes to a developing country's perspective like Bangladesh. The interface needs to remain simple as well as it must support the required functionalities. It is often observed that touchscreen phones are not desirable for the user community in Bangladesh as it offers a complex set of functions. We have considered visually impaired personnel in
doi:10.32890/jict2017.16.1.8228
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