Glossary

Searchable terminology from accessibility, web standards, and related fields.

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Red-teaming (Red team testing)
A structured adversarial-testing practice in which a dedicated team deliberately attempts to break, manipulate, or provoke harmful outputs from a system — originally from military strategy, now widely…
Self-Consistency (Self-Consistency Prompting, Self-Consistency Decoding)
A prompting technique for large language models in which the model is queried multiple times with the same input (using non-deterministic sampling) and the most frequent or highest-voted answer is ret…
Semantic Accessibility Violation (Semantic A11y Violation)
An accessibility issue where HTML elements or attributes are technically present but fail to convey meaningful information to users with disabilities. Examples include alt text set to generic values l…
Static Accessibility Analysis (Static A11y Analysis, Source Code Accessibility Analysis)
An approach to detecting accessibility issues by examining an application's source code, layout files, or configuration without actually running the application. In mobile development, this typically …
Text-Only Browser (Text Browser, Text-Based Browser)
A web browser that renders pages as plain text without images, styling, or complex layouts, displaying only the textual content and link structure. Examples include WebbIE, Lynx, and Links. Text-only …
Violation Score (Accessibility Score, A11y Score)
A numerical metric used to quantify the severity and prevalence of accessibility violations on a web page or within a dataset. Violation scores typically map qualitative impact levels (cosmetic, minor…
WAVE (WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool)
A suite of web accessibility evaluation tools developed by WebAIM (Web Accessibility In Mind) that identifies accessibility and WCAG errors in web pages. WAVE provides visual feedback by injecting ico…
Web Accessibility Assessment (Accessibility Evaluation, Accessibility Audit, Web Accessibility Testing)
The process of evaluating websites and web applications to determine how well they meet accessibility standards and guidelines, typically WCAG. Assessment methods include automated testing with evalua…
Web Accessibility Evaluation (Accessibility Assessment, Accessibility Review)
The process of assessing whether a website or web application meets accessibility standards and can be used by people with disabilities. Evaluation methods include automated testing using tools like a…