kijelznlike
Kijelznlike is a coined term in the field of human-computer interaction that refers to a design approach prioritizing explicit labeling and visible status cues on digital displays to improve usability and accessibility.
The term blends the Hungarian word kijelző (display) with the English suffix -like, signaling a likeness to
Its key features include explicit text labels for controls, unambiguous icons with descriptive labels, high-contrast typography,
Applications include software dashboards, medical devices, aviation and automotive interfaces where safety and clarity are critical;
The concept is discussed in debates about skeuomorphism versus flat design and accessibility. It is not a