Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Reading accessibility(also: Readable content, Text accessibility)
- The design of written content and reading interfaces to be usable by people with diverse literacy levels, cognitive abilities, language backgrounds, and sensory capabilities. Reading accessibility encompasses plain language, text simplification, adjustable typography (font size,…
- Recreational Accessibility(also: Leisure Accessibility)
- The design and provision of recreational activities, spaces, and experiences that are inclusive of people with disabilities. Recreational accessibility extends beyond basic physical access to encompass independent participation in leisure pursuits such as shopping, tourism,…
- Recreational Exploration(also: Wandering exploration, Exploratory navigation, Open-ended exploration)
- Movement through an environment driven by interest, curiosity, or enjoyment rather than by a fixed destination — for example wandering a museum, browsing a shopping mall, or exploring a neighbourhood. For blind and low-vision people, recreational exploration is harder to support…
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