Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Vocal Programming(also: Voice Coding, Speech-Based Programming, Voice Programming)
- The practice of writing, editing, and navigating computer code using speech recognition rather than keyboard input. Vocal programming is an important accessibility concern because conventional software development tools implicitly require the use of a keyboard, creating a…
- Voice Recognition(also: Speech Recognition, Voice Control, Voice Input)
- Technology that identifies and processes human speech to convert it into text or execute commands. Voice recognition serves as a critical assistive technology for people with motor disabilities who cannot use a keyboard or mouse, enabling them to navigate websites, dictate text,…
- Voice User Interface(also: VUI, Voice Command Interface, Voice Interface)
- An interface that allows users to interact with a device or application through spoken language commands rather than touch, mouse, or keyboard input. Voice user interfaces use automated speech recognition (ASR) to convert speech to text and natural language understanding (NLU)…
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