The phrase "accessible interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a user interface that is designed to be easily usable by people with various disabilities or limitations.
Example: "The new software update includes an accessible interface that allows users with visual impairments to navigate more easily."
Alternatives: "user-friendly interface" or "inclusive interface".
Feedly walks the line well between an accessible interface and features for more experienced users to drill into their feeds.
Autodesk SketchBook was one of the best yet, with plenty of depth yet an accessible interface for the scribblers among us.
It looks good: capable of browsing UK retailers including Top Shop, ASOS and Net-a-Porter, with a simple, accessible interface.
The expansion uses the same accessible interface, offering a game that is easy to play, but difficult to master, with a vast array of new features enhancing the gameplay experience.
The eventual value of Hulu (which would include the brand, its accessible interface and the rights to many of the television shows it offers) is expected to be roughly $1 billion.
It is hard to see, though, why anybody would spend hundreds of dollars on a device for reading electronic books when there are so few of them around to download especially when there is a competing technology already on the market that is portable, open-architecture, with an accessible interface, and available at relatively low cost through established distribution channels: the paper book.
Research [46] presents other attack vectors for SDN: misconfiguration of access to remotely accessible interfaces, malware infection at build time and runtime, and tenant attacks.
This method can be used to study the morphology of the surface topography as well as less accessible interfaces such as submarine and subglacial ones.
The unified representation describes not only the composition of devices including hardware components and software components, but details of the external accessible interfaces and other important information such as the location and device type.
The necessity of the proposed creation approaches is illustrated, and nowadays' weaknesses in offering a new service is pointed out: suppose an entrepreneur detects the lack of a DVD rental store home delivery service, though there are available online DVD reservation and delivery services whose owner companies provide accessible interfacing for their services.
Also, many existing solutions lack accessible interfaces required for wide scale adoption.
