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There are 6 main user descriptions and 5 At-tools: Theme, Keyboard navigation, Magnifier, Screen reader, GOK which supported varying levels of disability. | There are 6 main user descriptions and 5 At-tools: Theme, Keyboard navigation, Magnifier, Screen reader, GOK which supported varying levels of disability. | ||
They are: | They are: | ||
1 User with lesser Visual Impairment - using theming | |||
2 User with moderate Visual Impairment - using screen magnification | |||
3 Blind User - sing text-to-speech and Braille output | |||
4 User with lesser Motor Difficulties - using Accessx Functionality | |||
5 User with severe Motor Difficulties - using pointing device(GOK) | |||
6 User with severe Motor Difficulties - using switches(GOK) | |||
*1. The scenario where a user has a lesser degree of Visual Impairment is matched to a Gnome environment with an accessibility-enhanced theme, such as High Contrast Large Print Inverse. This user can use a standard keyboard and mouse, but requires increased definition, size and clarity of the widgets, icons and fonts in his or her Gnome desktop. | *1. The scenario where a user has a lesser degree of Visual Impairment is matched to a Gnome environment with an accessibility-enhanced theme, such as High Contrast Large Print Inverse. This user can use a standard keyboard and mouse, but requires increased definition, size and clarity of the widgets, icons and fonts in his or her Gnome desktop. | ||