Olli
Toolkit for converting visualizations into keyboard-navigable textual descriptions
Olli is an open-source library for converting data visualizations into accessible text structures for screen reader users. Starting with an existing visualization specification created with a supported toolkit, Olli produces a keyboard-navigable tree view with descriptions at varying levels of detail. Users can explore these structures both to get an initial overview, and to dive into the data in more detail.
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Publications
- 2024. Umwelt: Accessible Structured Editing of Multi-Modal Data Representations. Jonathan Zong,
Isabella Pedraza Pineros,
Katie Chen,
Daniel Hajas,
Arvind Satyanarayan. ACM CHI.
- 2024. “Customization is Key”: Reconfigurable Content Tokens for Accessible Data Visualizations. Shuli Jones,
Isabella Pedraza Pineros,
Daniel Hajas,
Jonathan Zong,
Arvind Satyanarayan. ACM CHI.
- 2022. Olli: An Extensible Visualization Library for Screen Reader Accessibility. Matt Blanco,
Jonathan Zong,
Arvind Satyanarayan. IEEE VIS Posters.
- 2022. Rich Screen Reader Experiences for Accessible Data Visualization. Jonathan Zong*,
Crystal Lee*,
Alan Lundgard*,
JiWoong Jang,
Daniel Hajas,
Arvind Satyanarayan. EuroVis. Best Paper Honorable Mention
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