Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Composite Figure(also: Multi-panel Figure, Multi-element Figure)
- A figure that contains multiple distinct visual elements combined into a single image, such as a series of screenshots labeled (a) through (f), a set of charts showing different data sets, or a mix of photographs and diagrams. Composite figures present a significant…
- Content Filtering(also: Content Adaptation, Adaptive Content Delivery)
- The process of selectively displaying or hiding portions of digital content based on user preferences, roles, device capabilities, or accessibility needs. In an accessibility context, content filtering allows users to control the level of detail they receive, reducing…
- Controlled Language(also: Controlled Natural Language, CL)
- An explicitly defined restriction of a natural language that specifies constraints on vocabulary, grammar, and style to improve clarity, consistency, and machine processability of text. In accessibility, controlled language rules can be applied to improve the quality of content…
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