Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Page Fragmentation(also: Visual Fragmentation, Content Fragmentation)
- A web accessibility problem where different types of content on a web page (news articles, advertisements, navigation menus, related links) are visually grouped using colours, spacing, images, and layout but lack structural markup that would allow non-visual users to identify…
- Presentation Accessibility(also: Slide Accessibility, Accessible Presentations)
- The practice of designing and delivering slide-based presentations so that all audience members, including those with disabilities, can access the content. Key principles include verbally describing all visual content on slides (text, images, diagrams, graphs), using nouns…
- Presentation Independence(also: Presentation-Independent Information)
- The principle that information should be stored and served in formats that can be rendered in visual, auditory, or electronic text form without loss of meaning. Presentation-independent content has no inherent visual or auditory presentation and can be adapted to the needs of…
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