Meaningful organization

For systems that present content, people may need the content organized into logical, cohesive sections both sensorily and programmatically.

Mappings

Functional ability	Accommodation type	Accessibility characteristic
Visual	Default	Structure and relationships
Attention and concentration	Default	Structure and relationships
Executive functions	Default	Structure and relationships
Memory	Default	Structure and relationships
Ability to understand implied content	Default	Structure and relationships
Fine motor control	Default	Structure and relationships
Ability to understand numeric concepts	Default	Structure and relationships
Auditory	Default	Structure and relationships
Balance and stability	Default	Structure and relationships
Cognitive processing	Default	Structure and relationships
Contextual knowledge	Default	Structure and relationships
Gustatory	Default	Structure and relationships
Language skills	Default	Structure and relationships
Learning	Default	Structure and relationships
Mental health	Default	Structure and relationships
Mobility	Default	Structure and relationships
Multidimensional body movement	Default	Structure and relationships
Olfactory	Default	Structure and relationships
Physical attributes	Default	Structure and relationships
Reach	Default	Structure and relationships
Self-regulation	Default	Structure and relationships
Sensory processing	Default	Structure and relationships
Social skills	Default	Structure and relationships
Stamina	Default	Structure and relationships
Strength	Default	Structure and relationships
Tactile	Default	Structure and relationships