Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Calibrated Trust(also: Appropriate Reliance, Trust Calibration)
- An HCI and human-factors concept, articulated by Lee and See, describing the alignment between a user's trust in an automated or AI system and the system's actual capability in a given context: trusting the system when it is reliable and being skeptical when it is not. Designing…
- Confidence Indicator(also: Confidence Score, Uncertainty Indicator)
- An interface element that communicates how certain an AI or automated system is about a given output, helping users decide how much to trust the result. In accessibility tools for blind and low-vision users, confidence indicators are especially important because users cannot…
- Continuous Input(also: Continuous Control, Analog Input)
- Continuous input is any interaction technique in which the user varies a parameter smoothly along a range rather than selecting from a set of discrete options — adjusting a slider, dragging a brush, turning a dial, holding a gesture, or modulating vocal loudness. Continuous…
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