Provide options for the level of abstraction / complexity
Providing options for different levels of complexity is essential for users to switch between different modes they are comfortable using rather than forcing them to use a single version that does not work well for them.
Discussion by Disabilities
Using this feature, people with cognitive and learning disabilities can choose to toggle between simplified and advanced modes of an application when they become comfortable using it.
Existing Products
Related Research and Papers
- Improving GUI accessibility for people with low vision - Richard Kline, Ephraim Glinert
- Adaptable and adaptive information provision for all users, including disabled and elderly people - Josef Fink, Alfred Kobsa, Andreas Nill
- Self‐rated Quality of Life Scales for People with an Intellectual Disability: A Review - Robert A. Cummins Ph.D
- Involving people with learning disabilities in research: issues and possibilities - Tony Gilbert
- “It’s Not What You Do, It’s the Way That You Do It”: The Challenge Workshop - A Designer-Centred Inclusive Design Knowledge Transfer Mechanism for Different Contexts - Julia Cassim