accessibleprogramming
nounUK /əkˈsesəbl ˈprəʊɡræmɪŋ/
US /əkˈsesəbl ˈproʊɡræmɪŋ/
Accessible programming means writing computer code that everyone can use and understand, including people with disabilities.
The school teaches accessible programming so that all students can build apps that everyone can enjoy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Writing code that is easy for other programmers to read and modify.
Good accessible programming practices include clear variable names and helpful comments.
3. Creating software that works well on slow devices or with poor internet connections.
Accessible programming helps people in rural areas use the app even with weak signals.
4. Designing programs that can be operated with different input methods, like voice or keyboard only.
Accessible programming lets a user control the game without needing a mouse.