Dev Meeting 220606

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Accessibility Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge of accessibility features and best practices with this informative quiz! Designed for anyone interested in understanding how to create more inclusive digital environments, this quiz covers key elements of assistive technology and document accessibility.

You'll learn about:

Assistive technologies for users with disabilities
Best practices for creating accessible content
The importance of effective alternative text
Document structure and navigation for screen reader users

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EngagingGuide123

Of the following assistive technologies, which would MOST commonly be employed by a user with a physical/motor impairment limiting their ability to use a mouse?

Eye gaze trackers

Screen magnifiers

Screen readers

Refreshable Braille displays

What is the MOST important accessibility feature for the screen reader user that is created by tagging a PDF document?

XML interoperability

Semantic structure

SEO optimization

Syntactic structure

Why should you avoid the terms “graphic”, “photo”, or “image” in writing effective Alternative Text?

Each Alternative Text description should start with the word “figure” instead

Adding these words creates a “null set” that is ignored by screen readers

The role of the tag will be announced by the screen reader

WCAG SC 1.1.1 explicitly forbids using those words

Which of the following MOST accurately represents a caption?

An image of text

Text available only to a screen reader

Text that becomes visible upon mouse hover

Text that normally appears below a < Figure >

What is the correct approach for handling decorative images to be in conformance to SC 1.1.1 Non-text content (Level A)

Tag as < Artifact >

Set Alternative Text property to “decorative”

Delete tag from tags tree

Tag as < Decorative >

Which of the following has a contrast minimum of 4.5:1 from foreground to background?

Regular text

Large-scale text

Graphical objects

User interface components

Which approach is MOST appropriate to ensure equal access in reading a line chart for users who are colorblind?

Using the < Chart > tag to accurately convey the semantics of the chart

Writing effective Alternative Text that describes the chart

Using shapes or line styles in addition to color

Using the longDesc property to link to a detailed description of the chart

Why is it important for you to identify the language of a document for users of assistive technology?

To switch between languages with a Latin alphabet, with a non-Latin alphabet

To check for spelling and grammar errors in the appropriate language

To have screen readers read aloud with the correct language pronunciation

To add support for right-to-left paragraph composition

How would a screen reader treat an < H7 > tag ?

As a < P > paragraph tag

It would announce “Heading level seven”

It would announce “Heading level undefined”

As a generic < H > heading tag

Which of the following is TRUE regarding headings in accessible documents?

Headings are required to be set as 14 point bold or higher

Headings should be created using character styles

Headings must be a different color than body copy

Headings organize content in a document

Which of the following statements concerning tables in accessible documents is TRUE?

Tables have banded rows with alternating color fills.

Tables provide a summary via the summary attribute.

Tables are used for data not layout purposes.

Tables use the < Thead > and < TBody > tags.

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