Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Natural User Interface(also: NUI)
- A user interface designed to feel intuitive and invisible, allowing users to interact with technology through natural behaviors such as gestures, voice, touch, or body movement rather than learned conventions like mouse clicks or keyboard commands. NUIs are particularly valuable…
- Non-visual Display(also: Nonvisual Display, Non-visual Interface)
- A non-visual display presents information to a user through senses other than vision — most commonly hearing (synthesized speech, earcons, sonification), touch (Braille output, vibrotactile patterns, force-feedback haptics), or combinations thereof. Non-visual displays are…
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