Web Accessibility Basics Quiz

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What should you avoid doing to ensure your web content is accessible to all users?

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What is the significance of offering text alternatives for non-text content?

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Which of these is a common tool used by visually impaired users to navigate websites?

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Why should website documents be accessible?

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What should an accessible web page provide for non-sighted users?

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What does 'semantic HTML' mean in web accessibility?

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How can animations affect users with disabilities?

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What is the purpose of providing skip navigation links?

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What role does keyboard navigation play in web accessibility?

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What does the 'operable' principle of WCAG emphasize?

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What should be provided for video content to enhance accessibility?

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Question 12/15

What is one way to ensure that a website is navigable for screen reader users?

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Which WCAG principle focuses on making content available through multiple senses?

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Which type of text should be avoided to ensure accessibility?

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Question 15/15

Which principle of WCAG focuses on making information and the operation of user interfaces understandable to everyone?

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Question 1/15
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What should you avoid doing to ensure your web content is accessible to all users?

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Presenting information solely through color coding can be inaccessible to users with color blindness. Alternative methods should be provided.
Question 2/15
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What is the significance of offering text alternatives for non-text content?

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Providing text alternatives for non-text content, such as images or videos, ensures content is accessible to visually impaired users who use screen readers.
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Which of these is a common tool used by visually impaired users to navigate websites?

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Screen readers are assistive technology used by visually impaired users to navigate websites by reading the text aloud.
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Why should website documents be accessible?

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Accessible website documents ensure that all users, including those using assistive technologies, can read and interact with them.
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What should an accessible web page provide for non-sighted users?

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An accessible web page should provide text equivalents for graphics, allowing non-sighted users to access the content through screen readers.
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What does 'semantic HTML' mean in web accessibility?

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Semantic HTML uses tags that clearly describe their meaning and content structure, aiding screen readers and improving accessibility.
Question 7/15
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How can animations affect users with disabilities?

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Animations, especially those that are flashing or distracting, can negatively affect users with disabilities, potentially causing seizures or hindering concentration.
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What is the purpose of providing skip navigation links?

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Skip navigation links allow users, especially those using screen readers, to bypass repetitive content and directly access the main content of a page.
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What role does keyboard navigation play in web accessibility?

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Keyboard navigation is crucial for users who cannot use a mouse, enabling them to move through the website using a keyboard.
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What does the 'operable' principle of WCAG emphasize?

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The 'Operable' principle emphasizes that content must be accessible via keyboard or alternative input methods, ensuring all users can interact with it.
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What should be provided for video content to enhance accessibility?

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Providing captions or transcripts for video content is crucial for users who are deaf or hard of hearing, ensuring they can access the information presented.
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What is one way to ensure that a website is navigable for screen reader users?

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Implementing a clear heading structure ensures that screen reader users can easily understand the hierarchy and navigate through the website.
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Which WCAG principle focuses on making content available through multiple senses?

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The principle 'Perceivable' focuses on making content available through different senses, such as providing text alternatives for non-text content.
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Which type of text should be avoided to ensure accessibility?

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Flashing or blinking text can trigger seizures in people with photosensitive epilepsy and is generally discouraged for accessibility.
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Which principle of WCAG focuses on making information and the operation of user interfaces understandable to everyone?

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The 'Understandable' principle ensures that information and the operation of user interfaces are comprehensible to all users.