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International Journal of Telemedicine and Clinical Practices

International Journal of Telemedicine and Clinical Practices (IJTMCP)

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  • Design and development of a digital accessibility aid for wheelchair users in Thailand: a design thinking approach   Order a copy of this article
    by Aung Pyae, Krittin Punpermcharoenkit, Chotipat Chaiyarat, Natthakit Kitrueangphatchara, Tananyapat Wareechuensuk, Naris Limpapaswat, Pattanun Sangvijitr, Warit Leelaket, Wichayaporn Ratananenya, Saranya Fungtammasan, Sirirat Mateekusontan, Siraphop Thaisangsa-nga, Sopon Kongnithigarn 
    Abstract: Wheelchair users in Thailand face challenges due to insufficient information on public space accessibility. This study introduces a mobile app providing detailed accessibility data for Bangkoks public areas. Developed using Agile methodologies, the Scrum framework, and design thinking, the app focuses on alleviating uncertainties about accessible features in locations. It enhances user confidence by offering specifics on accessible parking, restrooms, and entrances. The design incorporates UX principles, like Hicks Law, to improve user experience and friendliness. Usability testing, involving semi-structured interviews and think-aloud protocols, continuously refines the app based on user feedback. This project underscores the need for accessible information and promotes the adoption of universal design in public spaces, aiming to improve inclusivity and transform the lives of wheelchair users in Thailand by leveraging digital technology.
    Keywords: design thinking; usability; human-computer interaction; user interface design; user experience; assistive technology; disability; user-centric design.

 

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