Pain management device that may affect sensitivity to touch interfaces and vibration feedback.
The computed name exposed to assistive technologies for an element, derived from label, aria-label, aria-labelledby, or text content.
Software or hardware that helps people with disabilities use digital products, e.g., screen readers, magnifiers, switch devices, voice input.
A tactile writing system for blind or low-vision users, represented with raised dots and supported by refreshable braille displays.
A property of interfaces that can be used with a variety of inputs (keyboard, touch, voice, switch), not requiring a specific device.
Actions like pinch, swipe, or drag. WCAG requires a single-pointer alternative that does not depend on complex gestures.
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