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Question 1/15

How do color contrast requirements affect web accessibility in Vue.js applications?

Select your answer

High contrast colors are needed for improved SEO.

Color contrast only impacts mobile devices users.

Adequate color contrast helps ensure text is readable for users with visual impairments, complying with WCAG standards.

Color contrast is not relevant for Vue.js.

Question 2/15

When creating custom components in Vue.js, what ARIA-related attribute improves navigation for screen readers?

Select your answer

src

href

alt

role

Question 3/15

What is the accessibility concern with handling mouse events alone in Vue.js applications?

Select your answer

It improves accessibility by focusing on mouse users.

It can exclude keyboard-only and assistive technology users.

It allows for more interactive components.

It simplifies Vue.js event handling.

Question 4/15

How does using semantic HTML elements like

Select your answer

They offer support for older browsers.

They automatically provide ARIA roles and states reducing the need for extra attributes.

They improve the aesthetic design of a web page.

They are not relevant for accessibility.

Question 5/15

What is the best practice for managing focus when navigating to a new page or view in a Vue.js Single Page Application (SPA)?

Select your answer

Focus the main heading or the first interactive element on the page.

Start at the bottom of the page then move up.

Leave the focus where it was on the previous page.

Move focus to an invisible element for hidden transitions.

Question 6/15

What role does 'v-bind' play in enhancing accessibility in Vue.js?

<template>
  <button v-bind:aria-label="dynamicLabel">Click Me</button>
</template>

Select your answer

'v-bind' is used to create animations and transitions for better UI flow.

'v-bind' can attach dynamic ARIA attributes, such as 'aria-label', to components to improve accessibility.

'v-bind' is primarily used for styling and has no role in accessibility.

'v-bind' only manages state and not attributes like ARIA.

Question 7/15

How can the 'aria-live' attribute be utilized in Vue.js to enhance accessibility for dynamic content updates?

Select your answer

By removing the component from the DOM until fully loaded.

By applying security measures to the component.

By marking the component for lazy loading.

By alerting screen reader users to changes in real-time without disrupting their current task.

Question 8/15

What is the impact of not managing 'aria-expanded' attributes correctly in Vue.js components?

Select your answer

ARIA attributes are independent and don't impact accessibility states.

The application might load slowly.

Screen reader users may not be informed whether collapsible content is expanded or collapsed, leading to confusion.

It can prevent users from submitting forms correctly.

Question 9/15

Why is using visual cues alone not sufficient for accessibility in Vue.js apps?

Select your answer

Visual cues only apply to CSS and not JavaScript in Vue.js.

Visual cues enhance performance and should be avoided for accessibility.

Visual cues alone may overlook users who are blind or have low vision.

Visual cues are the only necessary element for accessibility.

Question 10/15

When using Vue.js to update a live region, which 'aria-live' values should you consider for frequent updates?

Select your answer

aria-live="silent"

aria-live="off"

aria-live="polite" or "assertive"

aria-live="quiet"

Question 11/15

Why is it important to provide focus states in Vue.js components that are usable by keyboard?

Select your answer

Focus states only apply to touch devices.

Focus states are unimportant if visual styles are sufficient.

Focus states enhance SEO and should always be hidden.

They provide visual cues for users navigating by keyboard, ensuring they can operate interactive elements.

Question 12/15

In Vue.js, which ARIA attribute should be used to describe the state of a custom toggle button for accessibility?

Select your answer

aria-checked

aria-pressed

aria-valuenow

aria-required

Question 13/15

In a Vue.js app, what should be considered for good accessibility when using images?

Select your answer

Use JavaScript to dynamically change image colors.

Use CSS to style the images nicely.

Provide alternative text using the 'alt' attribute for all images.

Store images in a separate CDN for faster loading.

Question 14/15

In Vue.js, which concept helps screen reader users efficiently navigate through repeating lists of items?

Select your answer

Data fetching techniques.

v-for loops with 'li' elements and enclosed 'aria-setsize' and 'aria-posinset'.

v-for loops with 'span' elements only.

CSS grid layouts.

Question 15/15

How can the presence of a Vue component in the DOM be made known to assistive technologies?

Select your answer

By using 'role' attributes to define its purpose.

By applying JavaScript animations.

By setting 'hidden="false"' on the component.

By styling it with CSS.

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Question 1/15

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How do color contrast requirements affect web accessibility in Vue.js applications?

Available answers

High contrast colors are needed for improved SEO.

Color contrast only impacts mobile devices users.

Adequate color contrast helps ensure text is readable for users with visual impairments, complying with WCAG standards.

Color contrast is not relevant for Vue.js.

Ensuring adequate color contrast is important for accessibility because it affects the readability of text, especially for users with visual impairments. This aligns with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

Question 2/15

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When creating custom components in Vue.js, what ARIA-related attribute improves navigation for screen readers?

Available answers

src

href

alt

role

Adding 'role' attributes to custom Vue.js components helps define the element's role and how it should be announced to users of assistive technologies, aiding in navigational clarity.

Question 3/15

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What is the accessibility concern with handling mouse events alone in Vue.js applications?

Available answers

It improves accessibility by focusing on mouse users.

It can exclude keyboard-only and assistive technology users.

It allows for more interactive components.

It simplifies Vue.js event handling.

Relying solely on mouse events can make applications inaccessible to users who navigate using keyboards or rely on assistive technologies. It's important to ensure all interactive elements are accessible via keyboard.

Question 4/15

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How does using semantic HTML elements like <button> in Vue.js contribute to accessibility?

Available answers

They offer support for older browsers.

They automatically provide ARIA roles and states reducing the need for extra attributes.

They improve the aesthetic design of a web page.

They are not relevant for accessibility.

Semantic HTML elements naturally provide proper ARIA roles and keyboard accessibility, which reduces the need for explicit ARIA attributes, making it easier to develop accessible web applications.

Question 5/15

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What is the best practice for managing focus when navigating to a new page or view in a Vue.js Single Page Application (SPA)?

Available answers

Focus the main heading or the first interactive element on the page.

Start at the bottom of the page then move up.

Leave the focus where it was on the previous page.

Move focus to an invisible element for hidden transitions.

For SPAs, when navigating to a new view, focusing on the main heading or first interactive element ensures that screen reader users are immediately informed about the page content, improving navigational efficiency.

Question 6/15

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What role does 'v-bind' play in enhancing accessibility in Vue.js?

<template>
  <button v-bind:aria-label="dynamicLabel">Click Me</button>
</template>

Available answers

'v-bind' is used to create animations and transitions for better UI flow.

'v-bind' can attach dynamic ARIA attributes, such as 'aria-label', to components to improve accessibility.

'v-bind' is primarily used for styling and has no role in accessibility.

'v-bind' only manages state and not attributes like ARIA.

'v-bind' can dynamically set ARIA attributes such as 'aria-label' on Vue.js components, which contributes to making applications more accessible by ensuring these attributes are contextually relevant to the current state or content.

Question 7/15

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How can the 'aria-live' attribute be utilized in Vue.js to enhance accessibility for dynamic content updates?

Available answers

By removing the component from the DOM until fully loaded.

By applying security measures to the component.

By marking the component for lazy loading.

By alerting screen reader users to changes in real-time without disrupting their current task.

The 'aria-live' attribute is used to inform assistive technologies like screen readers about changes to the content of a live region, allowing users to be notified of updates without interrupting their current activity.

Question 8/15

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What is the impact of not managing 'aria-expanded' attributes correctly in Vue.js components?

Available answers

ARIA attributes are independent and don't impact accessibility states.

The application might load slowly.

Screen reader users may not be informed whether collapsible content is expanded or collapsed, leading to confusion.

It can prevent users from submitting forms correctly.

Properly managing 'aria-expanded' attributes informs screen reader users about the current state of elements that can expand or collapse, providing necessary context to prevent confusion.

Question 9/15

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Why is using visual cues alone not sufficient for accessibility in Vue.js apps?

Available answers

Visual cues only apply to CSS and not JavaScript in Vue.js.

Visual cues enhance performance and should be avoided for accessibility.

Visual cues alone may overlook users who are blind or have low vision.

Visual cues are the only necessary element for accessibility.

Relying solely on visual cues may neglect users with low vision or blindness. Providing text-based descriptions or alternative modes to convey the same information is essential for ensuring accessibility.

Question 10/15

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When using Vue.js to update a live region, which 'aria-live' values should you consider for frequent updates?

Available answers

aria-live="silent"

aria-live="off"

aria-live="polite" or "assertive"

aria-live="quiet"

When updating live regions, 'aria-live="polite"' is used to notify users without interrupting current tasks, while 'aria-live="assertive"' is used to immediately alert users to changes. These values ensure users are aware of changes in content.

Question 11/15

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Why is it important to provide focus states in Vue.js components that are usable by keyboard?

Available answers

Focus states only apply to touch devices.

Focus states are unimportant if visual styles are sufficient.

Focus states enhance SEO and should always be hidden.

They provide visual cues for users navigating by keyboard, ensuring they can operate interactive elements.

Providing focus states is crucial for accessibility as they give keyboard users indications of which element is currently interactive, helping them navigate through the application efficiently.

Question 12/15

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In Vue.js, which ARIA attribute should be used to describe the state of a custom toggle button for accessibility?

Available answers

aria-checked

aria-pressed

aria-valuenow

aria-required

The 'aria-pressed' attribute is used to describe the state of a button that acts as a toggle. It reports whether the element is currently pressed (active) or not, which is crucial for accessibility.

Question 13/15

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In a Vue.js app, what should be considered for good accessibility when using images?

Available answers

Use JavaScript to dynamically change image colors.

Use CSS to style the images nicely.

Provide alternative text using the 'alt' attribute for all images.

Store images in a separate CDN for faster loading.

Providing alternative text with the 'alt' attribute ensures that screen readers can describe the content of an image to visually impaired users, which is crucial for accessibility.

Question 14/15

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In Vue.js, which concept helps screen reader users efficiently navigate through repeating lists of items?

Available answers

Data fetching techniques.

v-for loops with 'li' elements and enclosed 'aria-setsize' and 'aria-posinset'.

v-for loops with 'span' elements only.

CSS grid layouts.

Using 'aria-setsize' and 'aria-posinset' with 'li' elements within a 'v-for' loop allows screen reader users to understand their position within a set of repeated items, facilitating easier navigation.

Question 15/15

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How can the presence of a Vue component in the DOM be made known to assistive technologies?

Available answers

By using 'role' attributes to define its purpose.

By applying JavaScript animations.

By setting 'hidden="false"' on the component.

By styling it with CSS.

Using ARIA 'role' attributes helps convey the purpose of a Vue component to assistive technologies, ensuring users understand its function inside the application.