<p>Research shows that individuals with autism often experience difficulty processing overwhelming stimuli, which can lead to anxiety and frustration when navigating digital environments. According to the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, individuals with autism benefit from predictable patterns, consistent layouts, and minimized sensory input,This allows them to better process and engage with information.</p>
<p>Research shows that individuals with autism often experience difficulty processing overwhelming stimuli, which can lead to anxiety and frustration when navigating digital environments. According to the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, individuals with autism benefit from predictable patterns, consistent layouts, and minimized sensory input,This allows them to better process and engage with information.</p>
<h5>How We Implemented It?</h5>
<h5>How We Implemented It?</h5>
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<li>Clear Navigation: We implemented a<b> linear navigation structure</b> where all key content is easily accessible through a consistent menu bar and breadcrumb trails. This ensures that users can predict the next steps and won't feel overwhelmed by complex or unfamiliar pathways.<li>
<li>Clear Navigation: We implemented a<b> linear navigation structure</b> where all key content is easily accessible through a consistent menu bar and breadcrumb trails. This ensures that users can predict the next steps and won't feel overwhelmed by complex or unfamiliar pathways.</li>
<li>Consistent Layouts: Each page of the wiki follow a <b>uniform template</b>. We maintained consistent placement of headers, body text, and images across all sections.<li>
<li>Consistent Layouts: Each page of the wiki follow a <b>uniform template</b>. We maintained consistent placement of headers, body text, and images across all sections.</li>
<li>Muted Color Schemes: We avoided bright and jarring color schemes that could contribute to sensory overload. Instead, we used muted tones and soft contrast, following recommendations from studies on sensory processing in individuals with autism. This reduces the likelihood of discomfort and makes the interface more user-friendly.<li>
<li>Muted Color Schemes: We avoided bright and jarring color schemes that could contribute to sensory overload. Instead, we used muted tones and soft contrast, following recommendations from studies on sensory processing in individuals with autism. This reduces the likelihood of discomfort and makes the interface more user-friendly.</li>
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<h4>2. Dyslexia-Friendly Fonts and Text Design</h4>
<h4>2. Dyslexia-Friendly Fonts and Text Design</h4>
