Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Design for Dynamic Diversity(also: D3, DDD)
- A design paradigm proposed by Gregor, Newell, and Zajicek (2002) that explicitly accounts for the fact that human abilities are not static but change dynamically over time, particularly as people age. Unlike traditional approaches that design for a fixed "typical" user or treat…
- Dialogue Design(also: Interaction Dialogue, User Dialogue Design)
- Dialogue design in human-computer interaction refers to the structured planning of the conversational exchange between a user and a system, defining how input is accepted, how the system responds, and how errors are handled across interaction turns. In accessible interface…
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