BOK – CPACC EXAM – 6

1. Switch devices
2. Adaptive keyboards
3. Voice control
4. Alternative pointing devices
5. Eye tracking

Users who cannot use a mouse—due to tremors, motor disabilities, or even a lack of hands altogether is likely to use an adaptive technology of some sort, such as a __________, to manipulate the keyboard.

Content presented in a visual format should likewise be distinguishable from _________________.

The most relevant senses to web content are ___________ . If users cannot perceive content, it is inaccessible by definition.

Users should be able to find, navigate, and interact with web content in multiple ways. This is an example of _____________ principle.

Multipoint or path-based gestures, such as swiping across the screen to navigate, must be supplemented with single-touch controls, such as buttons, that provide the same functionality. This is an example of ____________.

_________ is the most easily and most universally transformable format.

For users who are __________ information must be presented in a format which they can more easily perceive, such as audio.

It's also important to identify the language in which web content is written using the lang attribute in the page code. This is an example of ___________ Principle.

Media players should include ways of pausing, rewinding, and fast-forwarding content and users should be able to stop animations. These are the examples of ____________ principle.

Graphics, animations, and videos are like audio in the sense that developers must provide the _______________ to users.

People who are blind often rely on the ___________, since a mouse requires eye-hand coordination.

People who use these methods for accessing Web is an example of ______________.

1. Input Methods
2. Interaction Methods
3. User Control Over Timing and Time Limits
4. Error Recovery

Flickering or strobing content that flashes three times or more per second or can trigger seizures and must be avoided. This supports ________ principle.

Users should be allowed sufficient time to complete the tasks they are supposed to complete, whether by allowing everyone an unlimited amount of time. This is an example of _______________ principle.

Background colors, graphics, and sounds should not interfere with the content.

Designers and developers should not feel forced to accommodate outdated browsers that are no longer supported by their own creators.

Users should also be able to manipulate and control media players, animations, and any other kind of time-dependent content, is an example of ________________ principle.

Alternative representations of textual information—illustrations, videos, animations, audio, etc are all example of ______________ principle.

Navigation should be consistent and predictable. Interactive elements such as form controls and widgets should be predictable and clearly labeled. This is an example of _________ principle.

The solutions for people with ___________________:

1. Electronic communication boards
2. Text-to-speech software
3. Keyboards with speech generating functionalities
4. Speech apps to allow learners to practice their sounds, sentences, and phrases

All communication relies on the senses such as

1. Sight
2. Hearing
3. Touch
4. Transformability
5. Content vs. Style and Presentation

Are examples of __________________.

Interactive controls in mobile content needs to be sufficiently large and separated from adjacent controls to avoid errant activation. This is supporting ________________ principle.

Search features, site indexes, and site maps help users find content are all examples of ______________.

Confirmation pages, error alerts, and warnings should all be built into interactive web content, are all example of ____________ Principle.

1. Voice recognition software
2. Speech-to-text software
3. Bubble and area cursors
4. Customizable keyboard
5. Adaptive notepads with word prediction and text-to-speech features

If the main content is presented in an ____________, background sounds should not obscure the message.

Within web pages or sections of web content, users should be able to bypass repetitious content and focus on the content of interest to them. This is an example of __________.

People bring various devices, operating systems, browsers, plugins, screen readers, and assistive hardware to the web. These are all the examples of ___________ principle.

Individuals who are deaf and blind rely on touch for perceiving web content. The fingers can be used to perceive textual information printed in refreshable Braille peripheral devices that convert text on a web page into Braille output.

Speech-to-text programs are used for people who have difficulty writing understandable text.

The best way to ensure that content displays properly and accessibly across browsers, platforms, and assistive technologies is to write valid HTML and ARIA. This is supporting __________ principle.