Some words were too low in frequency to give them a button of their own. Its Related Words offer a quick way to be more specific, such as drive, explore, fly, ride, and walk. For example, the word go on the home page is the most general way to refer to going somewhere. These allow the user to be more specific or add nuance. Many buttons with symbols offer quick access to conceptually related words shown as text-only Related Words. For example, the very frequent word eat in the verbs (dark pink) tab, but the lower frequency cook and grill are in the Food folder. However, less frequent but specific verbs and adjectives can also be found in the relevant fringe folders. Fringe folders contain, at most, one level of sub-folders. The Home Screen of AssistiveWare ProloquoДЇringe words are organized in a single page of folders in the yellow tab. The top two rows are static and remain accessible at any time. It covers a wide range of communication functions. The Home Screen provides quick access to some of the highest frequency core words. Each will have a distinct symbol and a distinct set of Related Words. One represents the verb and one represents the noun. To limit the number of motor plans to a word, words occur only once as a button with a symbol, except if there are multiple distinct meanings. Less commonly used words are available as text-only Related Words. words that researchers have identified as conceptually important to explain important ideas.words our consent-based anonymous data shows are used by a large number of users.words that come early in language development.Navigation is simple, through a shallow hierarchy with easy-to-understand categories. In addition, it is easy for communication partners to learn and use. The design is highly efficient and supports motor planning and vocabulary development. ProloquoвЂ™s Crescendo Evolutionв„ў vocabulary provides an optimum balance of several features.

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