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With app-based interaction increasingly permeating all aspects of dailyliving, it is essential to ensure that apps are designed to be \emph{inclusive}and are usable by a wider audience such as the elderly, with variousimpairments (e.g., visual, audio and motor). We propose \names, a system thatfosters empathetic design, by allowing app designers, \emph{in-situ}, torapidly evaluate the usability of their apps, from the perspective of impairedusers. To provide a truly authentic experience, \name carefully orchestratesthe interaction between a smartphone and a VR device, allowing the user toexperience simulated impairments in a virtual world while interacting naturallywith the app, using a real smartphone. By carefully orchestrating theVR-smartphone interaction, \name tackles challenges such as preservinglow-latency app interaction, accurate visualization of hand movement andlow-overhead perturbation of I/O streams. Experimental results show that userinteraction with \name is comparable (both in accuracy and user perception) toreal-world app usage, and that it can simulate impairment effects aseffectively as a custom hardware simulator.

Empath-D: VR-based Empathetic App Design for Accessibility