DQ – Mod 2 – Designing an Accessible User Experience Accessibility and Inclusive Design Fee: Free Practice Tests (based on CPACC Guide https://www.accessibilityassociation.org/ ) Passing score: 95% Time limit: 20 minutes Number of questions: 21 Format: Multiple Choice, Multi Answer and True/False Difficulty: Advance 3 Created on December 23, 2022 DQ - Mod 2 - Designing an Accessible User Experience Accessibility and Inclusive Design DQ - Mod 2 - Designing an Accessible User Experience Accessibility and Inclusive Design 1 / 21 Open captions (rather than closed captions) are a good choice to accommodate all users. False True 2 / 21 Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 Principles of Universal Design? Tolerance for Error High Physical Effort Simple and Intuitive Use Equitable Use 3 / 21 When designing accessible solutions, it’s helpful to think of disabilities as binary; either they are there or not there. False True 4 / 21 What determines the audio-structural experience of a web page for a screen reader user? The DOM model The visual layout The JavaScript The semantic structure 5 / 21 WCAG provides extensive and detailed guidelines for designing for users with cognitive disabilities. False True 6 / 21 Anything that invites and posts user input is an authoring tool. False True 7 / 21 The design-centric approach to accessibility focuses on a person’s limitations. False True 8 / 21 Which of the following is NOT an example of an automated accessibility solution that is currently available? Automatic captions on YouTube Automatic audio descriptions on YouTube Skype Translator Automatic alt text on Facebook images 9 / 21 There are no authoring tool guidelines for accessibility. False True 10 / 21 The meaning of "affordance" is: The range of possible actions that someone can perform with an object How much of a project’s budget can be dedicated to accessibility The error tolerance within an accessible website design 11 / 21 You can create a website that complies fully with the WCAG accessibility guidelines, but which is not fully accessible. False True 12 / 21 It’s a good idea to create two versions of a website, the standard one and the accessible one. False True 13 / 21 To create accessible user-generated content, you can employ all of these strategies, EXCEPT: Automate accessibility fixes. Prompt and guide users to create accessible content during the authoring process. Require users to delete and re-post content that has accessibility errors. Limit the type of content users can post. 14 / 21 Which of the following statements is true? Retrofitting an accessibility solution can solve most accessibility problems, without having to start the design from scratch. As long as all website components are accessible individually, the entire user experience will always be accessible. Accessibility rot in websites can occur when designers see accessibility as a one-time project, rather than an ongoing process. Web accessibility happens readily without planning. 15 / 21 Which of the following is an example of a subjective accessibility guideline that is not easily testable? All form input elements have a label. The web page has a title. All images have an alt attribute. The cognitive skills required to use a web page are minimized. 16 / 21 Designing for edge cases is a more inclusive design approach than designing for the statistical normal distribution of users. True False 17 / 21 Which of these aspects can affect the experience of a website user with a disability? The person's technology literacy and experience The amount of time the person has had the disability The person's level of expertise at using their assistive technology All the options 18 / 21 What does an "accessibility first" mindset mean, with respect to website and app development? Problems related to accessibility should always be fixed first, before any other problems. Accessibility should be incorporated from the very start of the project all the way to the end. Accessibility is the number one most important consideration, above everything else. The project budget should prioritize accessibility before any other elements. 19 / 21 Designing for people with disabilities has collateral benefits for all users. True False 20 / 21 To provide accessible content for deafblind users, you must ensure that everything is available in a machine-readable text format. False True 21 / 21 Screen reader users usually navigate pages by listening to the entire page being read from start to finish. False True Your score is The average score is 42% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter 0% Restart quiz
