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The framework for accessible applications: text-based case for blind people

This paper offers a Java framework for creating accessible applications for blind and visually impaired people as part of a proposed general conception based on the maximum use of objects filled with text data only. It offers new types of applications more easily recognizable by disabled persons, helping them to do their work faster and more comfortably. Strong and weak points are analyzed. The published prototype of the proposed platform is described as well as the conclusions of the performed experiments. The prototype is implemented on Java SE and wrapped by a GNU/Linux environment as a bootable ISO-image.