Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Semantic Bookmarking(also: Semantic Bookmark, Concept-Based Bookmarking)
- A web navigation technique that associates saved page locations with meaningful conceptual labels from a domain ontology rather than with specific structural positions in the HTML code. Unlike traditional bookmarks that reference a URL or a position in the document's DOM tree…
- Semantic Partitioning(also: Web Page Partitioning, Content Partitioning)
- A technique for automatically dividing a web page into semantically meaningful segments or blocks based on the structural and visual properties of its HTML content. Semantic partitioning analyzes the DOM tree to group related elements using spatial locality (items close together…
- Sentence-Level Bookmark(also: In-Page Bookmark, Content Bookmark)
- A type of bookmark that marks a specific position within a web page's content, rather than simply saving the page's URL. Sentence-level bookmarks allow users — particularly those using screen readers or speech-based interfaces — to jump directly to a known location within a long…
- Speech-Based Navigation(also: Audio Navigation, Speech-Based Web Navigation)
- A method of navigating digital content, particularly web pages, using synthesised speech output rather than visual display. In speech-based navigation, users listen to content read aloud sequentially and use keyboard commands to move between elements. This approach is inherently…
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