Auditing Visual Contrast Accessibility

Shruthi Chivukula

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Auditing Visual Contrast Accessibility

Objective

Use accessibility testing tools to evaluate visual contrast in current interface color palettes.
Identify and iterate areas where text, UI elements, or color combinations fail accessibility requirements.

Outcome

An accessibility-tested color palette and understand how design choices affect usability and inclusivity for visual contrast.

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Reflecting on Good/Bad Interactions
Building Information Architecture
Destructuring a prototype
Auditing Visual Contrast Accessibility
Generating Design Concepts
Engaging in Ethical Action (Anti-Hero)
Reflecting about your Ethical Awareness and Ecology

Creators

Sai Shruthi Chivukula, schivuku@pratt.edu

Anisha Sarvani Vonna

Shruthi Chivukula

Educator/ Researcher @ Pratt Institute [School of Information]

I am an Assistant Professor at School of Information, Pratt Institute (Manhattan, New York). My interest lies in the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), User Experience Design, Ethics and Values, and critical qualitative research. My quirky side, I am a doodler who named her doodles "Shruudles", a Carnatic Classical Singer, a plant mom, a Formula1 follower who does not know how to drive, and a great cook (trust me!).