Daniel Justel
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Daniel Justel is a researcher focused on digital accessibility and inclusive technology design, with a particular emphasis on the characterization and implementation of accessibility guidelines for emerging digital platforms. His most-cited work, "Characterisation of accessibility guidelines for digital technologies" (2025), has garnered 2 citations, establishing a foundational framework for evaluating how well current accessibility standards—such as WCAG—apply to new interactive systems, including virtual and augmented reality environments. Justel’s contributions lie in systematically analyzing the gaps between existing guidelines and the needs of users with disabilities, offering actionable recommendations for developers and policymakers. His research bridges technical specification with user-centered design, aiming to make digital experiences more equitable. Though early in his career, Justel’s work is already influencing discussions on inclusive technology, and he is recognized for his methodical approach to accessibility auditing. His ongoing efforts promise to shape future standards, ensuring that as digital technologies evolve, they remain accessible to all.
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- 1Characterisation of accessibility guidelines for digital technologies2 citations · 2025