Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Bespoke Accessibility(also: Personalised Accessibility, Individualized Access)
- An approach to accessibility that recognises each person's access needs are unique and may conflict with those of others, requiring individually tailored rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. Bespoke accessibility goes beyond standard guidelines by acknowledging that what…
- Blind Epistemology
- Ways of knowing and understanding the world as a blind person, which are fluid, relational, and shaped by touch, sound, memory, spatial familiarity, and social interaction rather than visual perception. Blind epistemology recognizes that blind people develop rich, valid…
- Born Accessible(also: Born-Accessible, Accessibility-First)
- An approach to content creation where accessibility is designed in from the beginning rather than retrofitted afterward. Born accessible content is created with accessibility requirements as core specifications, ensuring that people with disabilities can access it immediately…
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