Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Model-Based User Interface(also: MBUI, Model-Based UI)
- An approach to user interface design where the interface is generated or adapted automatically from abstract models that describe the tasks users need to perform, the data domain, the user's characteristics, and the interaction context. Rather than hard-coding a single fixed…
- Modifier Tactile Pattern(also: Modifier Tacton, Compound Tacton)
- A vibrotactile design technique that combines two or more independent Tactons, each conveying a separate parameter, into a single composite pattern. Changing one component modifies one dimension of meaning while the other remains constant, allowing multiple pieces of information…
- Multimodal Interface(also: Multimodal Interaction, Multi-Modal UI)
- A multimodal interface is a system that communicates with users through multiple sensory channels simultaneously, such as speech, haptic feedback, sound, vibration, and visual output. In accessible navigation and assistive technology, multimodal interfaces are critical because…
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