Cross-Representation Highlighting
Also known as: Synchronized Highlighting, Linked Highlighting
A user interface technique that synchronizes selections across multiple representations of the same data, so that selecting an element in one view automatically highlights the corresponding element in all other views. In accessible tools, cross-representation highlighting helps users maintain correspondence between abstract and concrete representations, such as linking code segments to their visual output, semantic descriptions, and hierarchical structure simultaneously.
Category: User Interface Design · Assistive Technology
Related: Semantic Hierarchy · Multimodal Feedback