Designing Adaptive Usability for Aging Digital Inclusion

I study the barriers and facilitators that shape how older adults move from access to confident use and digital embracement, and how age-friendly interaction design can reduce breakdowns across health and household technologies.

About

I am a designer-researcher working at the intersection of aging-HCI and digital inclusion. My applied work spans hearing-aid self-fitting, smart-home access systems, and cross-category field research with older adults, developed through cross-functional research and design collaborations. I am preparing to pursue an MSc thesis in eHealth, focusing on how adaptive interface design can support older adults' confidence, autonomy, and continued technology use.

Research Interests

Aging-HCI · Digital inclusion · Adaptive usability · eHealth · Smart-home access · Guideline translation · Human-centered field research

Featured Work

Age-Friendly Product Ecosystem Research

Cross-category evidence on how older adults experience interaction breakdowns across health and household technologies.

Research Framework→

Hearing-Aid Self-Fitting for Older Adults

Applied case reducing reliance on clinic visits through adjustable, segmented self-fitting design.

Flagship Project→

Smart-Home Access, Trust, and Everyday Reliability

Supporting case on household roles, trust, and physical-digital access control.

Supporting Case→