ADAPTING ICT FOR ELDERLY INCLUSIVENESS: A CASE STUDY ON DEVELOPING A VINTAGE DIGITAL COMMUNICATION DEVICE
This study explores the development of a vintage digital communication device aimed at improving digital inclusiveness among elderly users. The research question centers on how retrofitting existing designs can enhance usability and social connection for this demographic. The device prototype was successfully developed with functionality ranging from basic communication to enhanced audio and internet connectivity at a cost of 34,99-112,53 dollars. Feedback from elderly users highlighted improved ease of use and strengthened family connections.