Universal Symbols Are Visual References
USL catalogs public symbols, accessibility icons, signage patterns, and emoji-adjacent symbols. It does not replace natural signed languages.
USL teaches public visual symbols, wayfinding patterns, accessibility icons, and standards references. It does not claim to interpret natural signed languages.
USL catalogs public symbols, accessibility icons, signage patterns, and emoji-adjacent symbols. It does not replace natural signed languages.
ISO, Unicode, and IEC links are reference links. A symbol is only described as linked to a standard when the canonical record contains that code.
Accessible labels, alt text, usage notes, and category filters help humans and agents understand the intended public context.
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