Table 2.
Battery of tests.
| Interactive process | Measure | Meaning and relevance |
| Visual perception | ||
| High contrast acuity | A general measure of visual capability and the ability to discern spaces between characters on a 100% contrast interface [16]. | |
| Reading acuity | A measure of acuity when reading full words on an interface [17]. | |
| Low contrast acuity | A general measure of visual capability and the ability to discern spaces between characters on a 5% and 25% contrast interface [18]. | |
| Contrast sensitivity threshold | The contrast threshold at which the user can successfully identify a character [19]. | |
| Color discrimination | Ability to discriminate colors on an interface [20]. | |
| Low contrast acuity in low luminance | The ability to discern spaces between characters on a low contrast and poorly illuminated surface. | |
| Cognitive processing | ||
| Spatial reasoning | The ability to interpret space on an interface and infer relationships between elements has been cited as a major component of website usability and software interfaces in general [9,21,22]. | |
| Short-term memory | Memory, specifically short-term memory has been cited as an important factor in one’s ability to maintain visual attention of an interface [22,23]. |