An Ontological Representation of Interface Patterns in Context of Interface Adaptation for Users with Special Needs

Abstract

In this paper an ontological representation of interface patterns is considered in the context of a two-phase algorithm of interface adaptation for people with special needs. Interface pattern representation within the ontology model is suggested, the main pattern components and their relations with other ontology instances are described as well as the list of interface patterns is presented.

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