Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- IBM Home Page Reader(also: Home Page Reader, HPR)
- IBM Home Page Reader (HPR) was a pioneering voice browser developed by IBM that provided audio-based web browsing for people with visual disabilities. Unlike screen readers that operate as an overlay on top of a visual browser, Home Page Reader was a self-contained browser that…
- IDE Accessibility(also: Accessible IDE, Development Environment Accessibility)
- IDE accessibility refers to making integrated development environments — the software applications used for writing, testing, and debugging code — usable by developers with disabilities. IDEs like Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ, and Eclipse present significant accessibility…
- Indoor Navigation(also: Indoor Wayfinding, Indoor Positioning)
- Technologies and systems that help users find their way within indoor environments such as museums, shopping centers, airports, and public buildings where GPS signals are unreliable. Indoor navigation systems for blind and low vision users may use Bluetooth beacons, Wi-Fi…
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