AccessAid-Accessibility Enhancement Tool

Example

For a website containing educational science diagrams, AccessAid generates detailed descriptions of these diagrams, including colors, shapes, and spatial relationships, making the educational content accessible to students who are blind or have low vision.

Scenario

A biology teacher uploads diagrams of cell structures for an online class. AccessAid provides textual descriptions, enabling students using screen readers to visualize the mitochondria's location relative to the nucleus and other cell components.

Example

AccessAid transcribes podcast episodes, incorporating speaker distinctions and non-verbal sounds, such as laughter or ambient noise, which might be crucial for understanding the context of discussions for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Scenario

In a podcast about wildlife conservation, AccessAid transcribes the dialogue between experts, including descriptions of birdsong in the background, providing a complete listening experience in text format for users who cannot hear the audio.

Example

AccessAid analyzes web content and suggests adjustments to text size, font, and contrast to improve readability for users with visual impairments, such as dyslexia or low vision.

Scenario

An online bookstore's website uses AccessAid to adjust its interface, ensuring that book descriptions and reviews are easily readable by everyone, including adjusting background and text colors to ensure high contrast for users with color vision deficiencies.