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Vision Deficiencies
As
we learned in the Human Factors Model Module, humans do not have
identical physical and cognitive capabilities. This is especially
true with vision. Variability in vision is a result of genetics,
accidents, injury, illness, and age. This variability within the
user population must be taken into account in designing visual displays.
For this course, we will consider the effects of visual acuity,
color-blindness, and ageing. These are further divided into the
following sub-categories:
| Visual
Acuity
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- Near
vision
- Far
vision
- Astigmatism
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| Color-Blindness
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- Anomalous
Trichromats
- Dichromats
- Achromatopsia
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Age-Related
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- Presbyopia
- Contrast Sensitivity
- Color Vision
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