Glossary
Searchable terminology from accessibility, web standards, and related fields.
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- Content Focus (Content Focus Mode, Presentation Focus)
- A video layout customization option that enlarges and centers the primary visual content being discussed—such as presentation slides, demonstrations, or graphical illustrations—while removing or minim…
- Content Management System (CMS)
- Software that enables users to create, edit, and publish digital content — typically web pages — without requiring direct coding knowledge. Popular examples include WordPress, Drupal, and SharePoint. …
- Content Moderation (Content Filtering, Automated Content Moderation)
- The process of monitoring and filtering user-generated content on digital platforms, increasingly performed by AI systems. Content moderation has documented negative effects on people with disabilitie…
- Content Personalization (Accessibility Personalization, Content Adaptation)
- The practice of tailoring digital content presentation and interaction to match individual users' needs, preferences, and abilities. In accessibility, personalization goes beyond one-size-fits-all app…
- Content Prioritization (Content Ranking, Element Prioritization)
- The process of ranking or scoring web page elements by their relevance or importance to a user's task, enabling the interface to highlight critical content and de-emphasize less relevant material. Con…
- Content Quality (Information Quality)
- The accuracy, reliability, completeness, and trustworthiness of information presented in digital content. For health-related and disability-related content on social media and video platforms, content…
- Content Re-Rendering (Content Transformation, Accessible Re-Rendering)
- The process of taking content from one format or presentation and transforming it into a different format that is more accessible or usable for a specific audience. In accessibility, content re-render…
- Content Rearrangement (Information Rearrangement, Content Reordering, Page Restructuring)
- An accessibility technique in which the content of a web page is automatically reorganised to present the most relevant information first, based on user context, intent, or navigational history. Conte…
- Content Script (Content Scripts)
- Code injected by a browser extension that runs in the context of a specific web page, with direct access to the page's DOM via standard JavaScript APIs. Content scripts let extensions read and modify …
- Content Security Policy (CSP)
- An HTTP response header that allows web developers to restrict which sources of content (scripts, styles, images, frames, etc.) a browser will load for a given page, mitigating cross-site scripting an…
- Content Simplification (Content-Level Simplification)
- Simplification approaches that modify the actual informational content of text, including summarization, removal of non-essential details, and restructuring of information presentation. Content simpli…
- Content Summarization (Text Summarization, Automated Summarization)
- The process of condensing longer text content into shorter, focused summaries that capture the essential information. In accessibility contexts, content summarization addresses the information overloa…
- Content Transcoding (Content Adaptation, Content Transformation)
- The process of automatically modifying web content to make it more accessible or usable for specific users or devices. Content transcoding can involve restructuring HTML, modifying CSS styles, replaci…
- Content Wants (Information Wants, Content Preferences)
- The specific types of information that a user desires or needs from a piece of content, as opposed to information needs imposed by an external system or standard. In image accessibility research, cont…
- Content tagging (Structural tagging, Semantic tagging)
- The process of adding structural markup to document content that identifies the role and meaning of each element. In PDF accessibility, content tagging involves marking regions of a document as paragr…
- Context Awareness (Context-Aware Computing, Situational Awareness)
- The capability of a system to sense and respond to its environment without requiring explicit input from the user. In assistive technology, context-aware systems infer what a user is doing based on se…
- Context Engineering (Context management)
- The practice, in LLM-based systems, of deliberately selecting, structuring, and injecting the information an AI model sees on each call — beyond just the user's latest message — so that outputs are gr…
- Context Leakage (chat session context bleed)
- A failure mode in conversational AI systems in which information from earlier, unrelated chat sessions or turns influences the current response, producing output that blends contexts — for example, mi…
- Context Retention (Conversational Context, Context Awareness)
- The ability of a voice assistant or AI system to maintain awareness of previous interactions and use that information to interpret subsequent commands correctly. In calendar accessibility, context ret…
- Context of Use (Use Context, Usage Context)
- The combination of users, tasks, equipment (hardware, software, and materials), and the physical and social environments in which a product or service is used. In accessibility, context of use is a cr…