Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- RESOLV Icons(also: Representational Enumerated Semi-transparent Overlaid Labels for Voice)
- A visual disambiguation technique for voice interfaces where semi-transparent numbered labels are overlaid on screen elements that match an ambiguous voice command. When a user speaks a command that could refer to multiple targets, RESOLV icons appear next to each matching…
- Relaxed Scoping(also: Flexible Scoping)
- A voice navigation strategy that allows users to name any target on the screen directly without first navigating through a hierarchy. Relaxed scoping prioritizes efficiency by enabling single-command access to interface elements, but it increases the potential for target…
- Rigid Scoping
- A voice navigation strategy that requires users to explicitly navigate through a hierarchical structure before issuing commands to specific targets. In rigid scoping, the user must first select a container or menu level, then name items within that scope, preventing ambiguity by…
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