This analysis finds a gamified solution enhances productivity in children with intellectual disabilities, indicating benefits of accessibility and usability design principles.
This paper outlines the development and assessment of a gamified solution called Task Complete, designed to enhance productivity and promote positive habits, particularly among individuals with Intellectual Disabilities. The solution converts daily tasks into motivational elements, motivating users through virtual rewards. It was created using User-Centered Design principles and was developed and tested with a focus on accessibility and usability. The project incorporated the PENS model and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to ensure the solution is inclusive and suitable for a wide range of user profiles. We also performed a heuristic evaluation aided with Large Language Models in some tasks to identify issues and create a better solution.
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