工业工程2024,Vol.27Issue(2):48-56,86,10.DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1007-7375.230197
色彩对比度及信息密度对老年用户视觉搜索的影响
Effects of Colour Contrast and Information Density on Visual Search by Older Users
摘要
Abstract
The growing use of dynamic interfaces for presenting medical information in hospitals has led to challenges for the elders with declining visual function,who frequently face difficulties in accessing and identifying dynamic directional triage information within healthcare settings.In order to improve the performance of elderly users in observing dynamically oriented information interfaces,a study is conducted on the factors of color contrast and information density that significantly affect the visual search performance of elderly users.Based on the hospital dynamic triage display interface and the E-prime experimental platform,visual search experiments are conducted on twenty elderly users(over 60 years old)by using color contrast and information density as independent variables.The data of visual search time,visual search correctness,clarity,and comfort ratings are collected at different levels of independent variables.Results show that the color contrast ratio of 13.7∶1 has the best visual search performance and evaluation of elderly users.However,when the value rises to 17.4∶1 and 21∶1,the performance and evaluation significantly decrease,but still better than the ratio of 8.7∶1.For the chosen font and display conditions,elderly users showed significantly better visual search performance and evaluation results at the 0.46 and 0.55(5-6 lines)information density levels compared with others levels.Furthermore,the 0.74(8 lines)information density level is found to be the maximum suitable density for elderly users.关键词
动态导向信息界面/视觉搜索/色彩对比度/信息密度/老年用户Key words
dynamic orientation information interface/visual search/color contrast/information density/elderly users分类
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秦华,郭博文,王中婷,冉令华,陈永权,邹传瑜,贺悦..色彩对比度及信息密度对老年用户视觉搜索的影响[J].工业工程,2024,27(2):48-56,86,10.基金项目
中国标准化研究院院长基金资助项目(522022Y-9403) (522022Y-9403)
北京市社会科学基金资助项目(19GLB029) (19GLB029)