Experimental Study of Color and Brightness Configuration in Indoor Environments for Low Vision Groups from the Perspective of Universal Design
ZHAO Wei
ZHANG Erke
AN Yuzhen
SONG Jiayin
Abstract：Due to the decline in visual function,the low vision population is susceptible to the influence of indoor environmental design conditions,leading to potential harm at home.Luminance contrast,brightness contrast,and tactile contrast can enhance the recognition of spatial environmental information for the low vision group,ensuring independent living.Based on universal design concept,this paper conducts a quantitative study on the issues of luminance contrast and color configuration in indoor environmental design for the low vision population.Empirical research was conducted on spatial color contrast to clarify key elements of spatial design.A total of 139 participants were recruited for visual function examinations and experimental exploration to obtain the demand status of luminance contrast and color configuration in spatial environments for different visual states.Key design elements for environmental luminance contrast and color configuration were summarized in order to explore critical design factors in indoor design for low vision population and improve their living conditions.
Keywords：universal designlow vision individualsspace environmentcolor configurationbrightness contrast
Publication Date：2023-12-28
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：8( 39-46 )