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Database and Web Search Application for Disabled - Senior Design 2025

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The document outlines the development of a web application aimed at providing a centralized database and search functionality for services available to disabled individuals in Iowa. It addresses the challenges of information accessibility, user-friendliness, and program management. The application will feature anonymous search capabilities, location-based service mapping, and administrative tools for managing program data. The project is structured in phases, with an emphasis on accessibility and integration with existing databases.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Database and Web Search Application for Disabled - Senior Design in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Personal Information Page. Enter your income, age, and household size accurately to ensure relevant service recommendations.
Proceed to the Dynamic Questionnaire. This section will adapt based on your personal information, presenting questions tailored to your eligibility for various programs.
Review the Results Page carefully. It will display services you may qualify for based on the information provided. Take note of program names, addresses, and contact details.
If necessary, utilize the administration functions to add or edit any programs. Ensure all changes are saved correctly in the XML database.

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How to design apps for the elderly?

Make sure that a user interface has big and easy-to-see main elements. Place links, buttons, sliders, and such in a central location on the page so that seniors can read the content more easily. Use big, legible fonts and semi-modular icons so they can be accessible to people with impaired vision.

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