icketextbaserade

icketextbaserade is a term that appears to be a Swedish compound, likely representing icke-textbaserade ("non-text-based") concepts. The form lacks the usual hyphen or space that would separate icke and textbaserade, which suggests it may be a typographical variant or a portmanteau found in informal contexts. In Swedish technical writing, textbaserade means "based on text"; thus icketextbaserade would ordinarily be read as "not text-based." However, the term is not established in standard dictionaries or major technical literatures, and its meaning can be ambiguous.

In practice, if encountered, icketextbaserade would be used to describe systems, data, or interfaces that do not rely primarily on written text. This might include graphical user interfaces that rely on icons, images, or diagrams; speech- or audio-based interfaces; or multimedia content where text is minimal or absent. In research and education, a contrast is often drawn between text-based data (such as plain text corpora) and non-text-based data (such as audio, video, or images). The term could also appear in discussions of accessibility, where non-text alternatives are provided for users who cannot engage with text.

Because of its informal status and orthographic variability, it is generally clearer to prefer "icke-textbaserade" or "icke textbaserade" in Swedish prose. See also text-based, non-text-based, and related concepts in user interfaces and data modalities.