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DIGITABILITY for cognitive impairments
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Viber

In this chapter, we will be discussing the messaging landscape, with a focus on Viber, a versatile platform that transcends geographical boundaries. Viber is not just a communication hub, but also a platform that is committed to inclusivity. We will explore the accessibility features that are embedded within Viber, ensuring that individuals of all abilities can seamlessly connect with friends, family, and colleagues. Join us on a journey through the features designed to enhance the Viber experience for users with diverse needs, making communication not just convenient, but universally accessible. We will unravel the tools that empower individuals with various impairments to engage in meaningful conversations and forge connections beyond limitations.

Accessibility for People with Cognitive Impairments (autism/ dyslexia/ dysgraphia/ dyscalculia/ ADHD)

Viber, a platform fostering global connections, is designed to be inclusive and user-friendly for individuals with cognitive impairments. In this section, we explore the features that enhance the Viber experience, making it accessible and accommodating for users with cognitive impairments such as autism, dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, and ADHD:

  • Visual Cues for Notifications: Viber utilizes visual cues for notifications, providing clear and distinct indicators for new messages and activities. This feature aids users with cognitive impairments in understanding and responding to incoming information.
  • Text-based Communication Focus: The platform places a strong emphasis on text-based communication, allowing users to engage in seamless conversations through written messages. This focus ensures clarity and comprehension for individuals with cognitive impairments.
  • Emphasis on Emoji and Sticker Communication: Viber offers a wide array of emojis and stickers for expressive communication. This visual communication option provides an alternative and engaging way for users with cognitive impairments to convey emotions and messages.
  • Customizable Notification Settings: Users can customize notification settings, including sound alerts and vibration patterns, to suit individual preferences. This customization helps create a personalized and comfortable communication environment.
  • Inclusive Sticker and Emoji Communication: Users can express themselves through a rich collection of stickers and emojis. This visual communication option is inclusive and beneficial for users with cognitive impairments, providing alternative ways to convey emotions and messages.
  • Structured Group Conversations: Viber’s group chat functionality facilitates structured conversations through text-based communication. Users with cognitive impairments can participate in organized discussions, enhancing the overall messaging experience.

 

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