Accessibility for Designers Flashcards

Be familiar with basic Design principals relevant to users of assistive technology.

1
Q

What is the purpose of the Page Title (Browser Title)?

A

Describe the purpose/topic of the page.

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2
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What are the 2 design requirements for Headings?

A
  1. They look and act like heading.

2. They convey correct hierarchical order.

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3
Q

What do you add to help screen reader users get to page content quickly? (2)

A
  1. Skip navigation links.

2. HTML/ARIA landmarks

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4
Q

What two things should link text convey? (2)

A
  1. Purpose

2. Destination

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5
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What is Text minimum color contrast?

A

4.5 to 1 for text, 3 to 1 for large text.

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6
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What is required to make links stand out? (2)

A
  1. visible focus

2. distinguished by more than just color.

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7
Q

What does an informative image need to be accessible?

A

alternative text containing the same information as the image

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What do actionable images need for alternative text?

A

Clearly identify purpose or destination (like link text).

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9
Q

What do complex images or infographics need to be accessible?

A

Short alternative text description, described on page.

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10
Q

Should you put text in an image?

A

No

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11
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What are the requirements for tables? (4)

A
  1. Contain data
  2. Caption (name/title)
  3. Columns and rows properly identified
  4. Simplified, no compound columns or row headers
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12
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Should tables be used for layout?

A

No

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13
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What are the requirements for form labels? (3)

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  1. Always visible
  2. Adequately descriptive
  3. Immediately adjacent to their form element
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14
Q

Error messages need to do what?

A

Tell the user how to correct the error.

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15
Q

If content appears dynamically on the page, what should happen?

A

It should be announced.

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16
Q

What do interactions need?

A

Success and failure feedback

17
Q

What do custom widgets need to be accessible?

A

Full keyboard support. Compliant with WAI-Aria authoring practices

18
Q

Responsive design primarily addresses which group?

A

Low vision users

19
Q

What elements should reflow to fill the screen but not cause a horizontal scroll? (7)

A

Forms, Images, Objects, Tables, Text, UI Components, video

20
Q

What may need to be simplified on small viewports?

A

content and interface

21
Q

What font size should be functional when only text is zoomed?

A

200% of initial size. And it should be readable.

22
Q

How should mobile treat zoom?

A

it must be allowed. Text, icon, and graphics must magnify with minimal visual degradation.