论文信息 - Interface Design - Use of Audio as an Output

Interface Design - Use of Audio as an Output

This paper analyses a number of audio interface models that are currently in use or being developed. It describes a space for describing various models of interfaces that could be used by both visually impaired (VI) and mobile computer users. This paper is concerned only with the use of audio as an output cue.

Peter J. Nürnberg | Kirstin Lyon

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