Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- FATE Framework(also: FATE, Fairness Accountability Transparency Ethics)
- An ethical framework for evaluating AI and machine learning systems across four dimensions: Fairness (ensuring equitable treatment and outcomes across different groups), Accountability (establishing responsibility for system decisions and impacts), Transparency (making system…
- Feasibility Study(also: Feasibility Trial, Pilot Study)
- A feasibility study is a small-scale investigation conducted before a full-scale trial to determine whether a planned intervention or system can be delivered as intended in its real-world setting. Feasibility work asks practical questions — Can we recruit? Can participants…
- Feminist HCI
- An approach to human-computer interaction research and design articulated by Shaowen Bardzell that brings feminist theory, values, and methods into HCI practice. Feminist HCI foregrounds pluralism, embodiment, ecology, advocacy, self-disclosure, and participation; critiques…
- Fixation Duration(also: Fixation Time, Gaze Duration)
- The length of time the eye remains relatively still on a specific point in a visual display during reading or visual processing. In eye-tracking research, fixation duration is a key metric for measuring cognitive processing load and readability — shorter fixations are associated…
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