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BS EN ISO 9241-971:2022

BS EN ISO 9241-971:2022

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Ergonomics of human-system interaction – Accessibility of tactile/haptic interactive systems

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BSI 2022 30
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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 National foreword
4 European foreword
7 Foreword
8 Introduction
9 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
11 4 Conformity
5 Physical accessibility
12 6 General requirements and recommendations
6.1 Compatibility with other standards
6.1.1 General
6.1.2 Hardware accessibility
6.1.3 Software accessibility
6.2 Approachability of tactile/haptic interactive systems
6.2.1 Size and space for approach and use of tactile/haptic interactive systems
6.2.2 Reachability
13 6.2.3 Reachability by remote control
6.2.4 Stability
6.3 Presentation of tactile/haptic information
6.3.1 Presentation of physical information
6.3.2 Multiple formats for presenting tactile/haptic information
6.3.3 Encoding of tactile/haptic information
14 6.3.4 Contextual interference with tactile/haptic presentations
6.4 Perceivability of tactile/haptic information
6.4.1 General
6.4.2 Discoverability of tactile/haptic components and controls
6.4.3 Distinction between tactile/haptic components or controls
6.4.4 Pausing and repeating tactile/haptic information
15 6.4.5 Speed of tactile/haptic information
6.4.6 Location of tactile output
6.5 Controllability of tactile/haptic interactions
6.5.1 Controllability
6.5.2 Support of sequential control
6.5.3 Physical attributes of tactile/haptic controls
6.5.4 Activating tactile/haptic controls
16 6.5.5 Force for activating physical controls
6.5.6 Continuous force for activating physical controls
6.5.7 Physical movements
6.5.8 Activating controls without hands
6.5.9 Activating controls with only one hand
6.5.10 Timing of activating physical controls
17 6.5.11 Taking breaks
6.6 Individualization of tactile/haptic interactions
6.6.1 Individualization
6.6.2 Individualizing tactile/haptic parameters
6.6.3 Identifying the current parameter values
18 6.6.4 Default parameter values
6.6.5 Reverting to original default parameter values
6.6.6 Saving modifications of parameter values
6.6.7 Loading saved parameter values
6.6.8 Changing individualized parameter values
6.6.9 Optimizing the number of adjustable parameters
6.7 Error tolerance of tactile/haptic interactions
6.7.1 Error tolerance
19 6.7.2 Avoiding unintentional activation of physical controls
6.7.3 Providing warnings on potentially dangerous actions
6.7.4 Ignoring harmless actions
6.7.5 Undoing unintended or incorrect activations
6.8 Tactile/haptic safety
6.8.1 Safety
20 6.8.2 Avoiding sensory overstimulation
6.8.3 Avoiding sensory overloads
6.8.4 Avoiding fatigue and repetitive stress injuries
6.8.5 Avoiding positioning and over extension injuries
6.8.6 Safe interaction with device
21 6.8.7 Avoiding damage to the system
6.9 Tactile/haptic authentication
6.9.1 Security and authentication
6.9.2 Accessible authentication
6.9.3 Alternatives to biometrics
7 Input specific requirements and recommendations
7.1 Keyboard specific guidance
7.1.1 Text as a basis for interoperability
22 7.1.2 Provision of keyboard equivalent inputs
7.1.3 The design of physical keys
7.1.4 Modifier key functions
7.1.5 Virtual keyboards
7.2 Pointing device specific guidance
23 7.2.1 Avoiding need for fine motor skills
7.3 Motion tracking specific guidance
7.4 Gesture specific guidance
7.4.1 Considerations for gestures
7.4.2 Considerations for gesture controls
24 7.5 Single-switch specific guidance
7.5.1 General
7.5.2 Single switch devices and time-dependent actions
7.5.3 Simultaneous multi-device input guidance
8 Output specific guidance
8.1 Vibration specific guidance
8.1.1 Combinations of modalities
25 8.1.2 Simultaneous multi-device output
8.1.3 Simultaneous multimodal output
8.1.4 Error
8.1.5 Illusion
8.1.6 Avoiding conflicting information
8.2 Masking
8.2.1 Temporal and spatial masking
26 8.2.2 Adaptation to saturation stimulation
8.3 Braille specific guidance
8.3.1 Considerations for tactile labels
8.3.2 Use of braille
8.3.3 Tactile cursor in braille supporting systems
27 8.3.4 Editing braille text
8.3.5 Refreshing braille text
8.3.6 Exploration of information when using braille
8.3.7 Evaluation of braille supporting systems
28 Bibliography

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