Additional WAS

Question 1

How do you tun talkback on/off

Answer 1

Triple press home or hold both volume buttons for several seconds

Question 2

Holding down a finger and sliding around the screen does what?

Answer 2

Tells you what objects are under your finger

Question 3

What does swipe down with one finger do?

Answer 3

Toggle between read modes, word by word, headings etc.
when you then swipe right it will read in that order.

Question 4

What preferred browser:
Jaws

Answer 4

Crome

Question 5

What preferred browser:
NVDA

Answer 5

Firefox

Question 6

What preferred browser:
Narrator

Answer 6

Edge

Question 7

What preferred browser:
Voiceover

Answer 7

Mac/iPhone

Question 8

What preferred browser:
Talkback

Answer 8

Android/Crome

Question 9

What is wcag-em

Answer 9

Website accessibility conformance Evaluation Methodology

Question 10

What is ATAG

Answer 10

Authoring Tool Acessibility Guidence

Question 11

What is WCAG

Answer 11

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Question 12

What techniques for meeting wcag success criteria is there?

Answer 12

Sufficient techniques
Advisory techniques
Failure techniques

Question 13

What two types of areas is there in ATAG?

Answer 13

Part A - make the authoring tool itself accessible

Part B - the authoring tool to help authors produce accessible content

Question 14

ATAG
A1 ATAG folows what guidelines?

Answer 14

The set of WCAG standards

Question 15

ATAG
A.2. Editing-views are perceivable

Answer 15

Make sure the information that is eddited can be “read” by assesive technology…

Question 16

ATAG
A.3 Editing-views are operable

Answer 16

Make sure that you can use the keybord for controlong things in edit mode without time limit… etc..

Question 17

ATAG
A.4 Editing-views are understandable

Answer 17

Provide information on how to use the tool. Could be in the serive or with documentation such as manulas.

Question 18

ATAG
Name the 4 points in ATAG B

Answer 18

B1. Fully automatic processes produce accessible content
B.2. Authors are supported in producing accessible content
B.3. Authors are supported in improving the accessibility of existing content
B.4. Authoring tools promote and integrate their accessibility features

Question 19

Name 3 automated testing tools

Answer 19

Axe DevTools by Deque
Siteimprove Accessibility by Siteimprove
SortSite by Powermapper Software
Tanaguru by Tanaguru
Tenon by Tenon
Tingtun HTML / eAccessibility by European Internet Inclusion Initiative
Total Validator by Total Validator
WAVE by WebAIM
Web Accessibility by Level Access

Question 20

Name 3 MAnual testing tools

Answer 20

Web Developer Toolbar (Firefox)
Web Developer Toolbar (Chrome)
WAVE Accessibility Extension (Firefox)
WAVE Evaluation Tool (Chrome)
Yslow
*Color Contrast Analyser
*W3C, Markup Validation Service
*W3C, CSS Validation Service

Question 21

Site-wide scanning

Answer 21

Scanning the entire website whit an automated tool. Good for hard facts such as contrasts markup etc.

Question 22

Server-based analysis

Answer 22

Monitoring the usage like Google analytic?

Question 23

Unit testing

Answer 23

Testing small pieces of the code isolated

Question 24

Integration testing

Answer 24

Integration testing is a type of software testing where components of the software are gradually integrated and then tested as a unified group. Usually, these components are already working well individually, but they may break when integrated with other components.

Question 25

Browser add-ons and Browser developer tools

Answer 25

Tools taht can help you see thge website in a different way, for exampel show all H element