Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Little research has been conducted considering how to improve the usability of voting systems for people with hidden barriers, including voters with dyslexia, non-native English voters, and voters with arthritis. This article explores usability issues for people with hidden barriers through a series of interviews and usability tests of a b-based Voting Application. First, voters with and without dyslexia preferred using a Helvetica font over custom-designed dyslexia fonts called Lexia Readable and Open Dyslexic. Second, voters whose native language was English, Spanish, or Chinese preferred ballots in their native languages that re written in Plain Language style over ballots written in Traditional Language style. Third, voters with arthritis preferred a multicolumn ballot layout over a scroll ballot layout or multipage ballot layout because voters re able to see all candidates at a glance. Last, voters with arthritis preferred simpler user input devices, and therefore preferred a 2-button or 3-butt...
['Linda Harley', 'Keith A. Kline', 'Carrie Bell', 'Andrew Baranak', 'Stuart Michelson', 'Sarah Farmer', 'W. Bradley Fain']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Designing Usable Voting Systems for Voters With Hidden Barriers: A Pilot Study
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