Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Embodied Ideation(also: Embodied Design Ideation)
- A design method that engages participants in generating ideas through physical movement, bodily interaction, and hands-on exploration rather than purely verbal or written communication. In accessibility contexts, embodied ideation is particularly valuable for including…
- Empathy Simulation(also: Disability Simulation, Impairment Simulation)
- A design technique where non-disabled people temporarily simulate a disability experience — such as wearing a blindfold, using a wheelchair, or restricting hand movement — to develop empathy and understanding for people with disabilities. While widely used in design education…
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