DESIGN E ACESSIBILIDADE EM INTERFACES: ENSAIO DE INTERAÇÃO EM UM SITE BILÍNGUE (LIBRAS-PORTUGUÊS)

Concerns about accessibility on digital interfaces increase every year, whether to enable access by as many people as possible, or to include subjects with some disability. However, in the case of accessibility for deaf people, the web guarantees only part of its communication challenges. Although there are some guidelines, these almost always translate into the oral and written language of each country, not contemplating the fundamental aspect of the culture of these people, sign language. Thus, the objective of this work is to investigate the process of interaction and usability of the deaf user with a bilingual site (Libras / Portugus), of the Palhoa Bilingual Campus, through an interaction test. It is an exploratory and descriptive research, its approach is qualitative and technical procedures will be bibliographical, dealing with deaf culture and the use of technologies, interaction design and accessibility, as well as recommendations for accessible interfaces for the deaf. The interaction test was conducted with the participation of 3 deaf users, based on task analysis, questionnaire and interview with the volunteers. The results point to contributions with the recommendations for bilingual interfaces, to the redesign of the interface and questions emerge for future studies regarding the cognitive process of reading the information of the deaf.