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Peer-reviewed research on accessibility and inclusive interface design, alongside the conferences where findings and ideas have been shared.

Springer — Lecture Notes in Computer Science July 2026 Conference Paper

AI-Powered Accessibility: Evaluating the Role of Machine Learning in Inclusive User Interface Design

A study evaluating how machine learning can support more inclusive user interface design, with a user study measuring task time, success rate and perceived readability.

First and corresponding author
IEEE ICAIII 2026 May 2026 Conference Paper

AI-Enhanced Color Contrast Checker for WCAG Oriented Real-Time Accessibility Evaluation

Peer-reviewed IEEE research on AI-supported, WCAG-oriented real-time colour contrast evaluation.

First author

Danish's paper presentations

Research papers presented at conferences.

3 presentations

Conference talks, posters and online sessions where Danish presented findings from his published IEEE and Springer research.

Remote presentation

Research presentation

28th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII 2026)

Montreal Convention Centre, Montreal, Canada

I presented my first and corresponding-author Springer research remotely at the 28th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction. The study explored AI-supported inclusive interface design and its impact on usability and readability.  

Remote presentation

Research presentation

International Conference on AI Innovations and Industry (ICAIII 2026)

Jeddah International College, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

I presented my first-author IEEE research remotely at ICAIII 2026 on AI-supported WCAG colour contrast evaluation. The work focused on helping designers move from contrast detection towards accessible colour alternatives.  

In-person presentation

Research presentation

2nd QAHE Global Connect Academic Research Conference

Louisa Ryland House, Newhall Street, Birmingham, United Kingdom

I presented my Springer accessibility research through both stage and poster sessions to academics, researchers and professionals in Birmingham. The session focused on how machine learning can support more inclusive user interfaces.  

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