Accessible Packaging: A Study for Inclusive Models for Visual Impairment People

Barbosa, Maria Lilian de Araújo; Ribeiro, Gisele Yumi Arabori; Soares, Isabel Gebauer; Okimoto, Maria Lúcia Leite Ribeiro

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-94706-8_32

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“…Yiangkamolsing, Bohezl and Ingo Bueren (2010) employed the 'universal design' concept to incorporate barrier-free design principles in flexible packaging: packaging product information details should be optimally arranged for sound comprehension and package opening should be effortless and safe. Moreover, Barbosa, Ribeiro, Soares, and Okimoto determined tactile product information and package opening situations to ensure that visually-impaired individuals could grasp packaging details and open the package via touch (Maria et al, 2019). Yoxall et al aimed to resolve both package opening and product information identification barriers by proposing inclusive design concepts in a book titled 'Integrating the Packaging and Product Experience in Food and Beverages'.…”

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Integrating Barrier-free Design in Packaging: A Literature Review of Global Practices and Applications in China

Gan

2024

JHASS

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A barrier-free design ensures that all individuals equally and effectively access and employ products in various environments regardless of physical or cognitive abilities while promoting social inclusion and diversity. Barrier-free design concepts are applied to packaging design areas to ensure convenient and safe usage and improve usage experience and inclusiveness. The current study aims to review the current status of international and Chinese research on barrier-free packaging design and explore future developmental trends. The study found that the research topic of package opening accessibility was studied the most among older individuals. This means that the elderly population was the group benefiting the most from the barrier-free packaging design, although the barrier-free design allows more extensive usage without barriers for all ages. The present findings on the status and progress of barrier-free packaging design concepts offer a comprehensive perspective for other scholars, thereby encouraging greater involvement in enhancing the existing knowledge system and research practices in the relevant academic field.

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Section: Barrier-free Packaging Design Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Barrier-free Design in Packaging: A Literature Review of Global Practices and Applications in China

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2024

JHASS

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Accessible Packaging: A Study for Inclusive Models for Visual Impairment People

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Integrating Barrier-free Design in Packaging: A Literature Review of Global Practices and Applications in China

Integrating Barrier-free Design in Packaging: A Literature Review of Global Practices and Applications in China

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