The goal of the class final project is to build an accessibility technology or make an existing technology more accessible.

Project Requirements

G = required group competency; I = required individual competency; O = optional competency

Week 3: G: Milestone 0: Problem Blurb, First-Person Research & Draft Consent Form
Early check-in — post your problem statement, first-person research links, and a draft (blank) consent form to your project site.
Week 4: G: Milestone 1 Consent Forms
The signed consent forms (or screenshots of emailed consent) collected for your Milestone 1 interviews.
Week 4: G: Milestone 1: Design Concept
Start to investigate your target users, and build your design concept in the running project doc.
Week 6: G: Milestone 2: Prototype & Architecture
Build an accessible interactive prototype, document its architecture, and demo it live. Your goal is to be ready for implementation and accessibility auditing.
G: Milestone 3: Study & Accessibility Findings (draft)
G: Milestone 4: Final Concept & VPAT (draft)
G: Final Poster and Presentation (draft)

Current Term Projects

Right now, we only have a single sample repository, with a blank description structured around the assignment. TBD: sample repository. Soon, each project will have its own.

Past Projects

Here are some final projects from the previous offering.

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