CSS Unit 3 Accessibility

Question 1

Accessible design:

Answer 1

a design process in which the needs of people with disabilities are specifically considered

Question 2

Curb-cut effect:

Answer 2

the idea that accessibility has benefits beyond allowing people with disabilities to use your product

Question 3

In the WCAG name 3 things for the “Principle” principal

Answer 3

Text alternatives

Captions and transcripts

Use semantic HTML

Portrait and landscape orientation

Sufficient color contrast

Combine multiple visual cues, not just color

Avoid autostarting audio or video

Responsive body copy

Legible at 200% zoom

Question 4

In the WCAG name 3 things for the “Operable” principal

Answer 4

Keyboard navigation

Obvious focus indicators

Allow enough time

Disable distracting content

Careful with flashing animations

Help users navigate

Descriptive page

Make link purpose clear

Semantic heading structure

Provide alternatives to complex interactions

Generous target sizes

Question 5

What level is recommended to pass regardless of meeting AAA standards?

Answer 5

double “AA”

Question 6

Name 5 principles of “Accessible Form design”

Answer 6

Avoid unnecessary questions

Minimize questions per screen

Provide context clues

Group related questions

Use clear input labels

Make focus indicators obvious

Help users spot and correct errors

Question 7

Define “chunking”

Answer 7

breaking a form into steps