Are You Ready For Web Accessibility?

A short quiz to determine how prepared you are to design accessible web sites.

Are You Ready ? — Quiz

1. Which web accessibility feature for web browsing BEST helps users with low vision?

a. Dictation software

b. Magnifier/Zoom

c. Screen reader

d. Braille display

2. Which of the following components do screen readers find most helpful in navigating through a web page?

a. Tables

b. Links

c. Headings

d. All of the above.

3. What makes a website’s navigation accessible?

a. Clear and consistent navigation allow users to move through the content efficiently.

b. Tab order should be consistent and predictable.

c. Keyboards can be used for all navigation and interactions.

d. All of the above.

4. What are the four words that make up the POUR acronym for WCAG?

a. Predictable, Operable, Understandable, Repeatable

b. Principle, Objective, Understandable, Robust

c. Perceivable, Operated, Understandable, Regressive

d. Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust

5. Select the TRUE statement about web accessibility.

a. You’re not required to fix issues that are cost prohibitive.

b. Accessible design interferes with design and layout.

c. Many accessibility fixes are simple and don’t require a developer.

d. You don’t have to worry about web accessibility until you get a compliant.

6. All of these WCAG success criteria fall under the principle "Understandable", EXCEPT?

a. Make text readable and understandable.

b. Make all functionality available from a keyboard.

c. Help users avoid and correct mistakes.

d. Make content appear and function in predictable ways.

7. What are the risks of an inaccessible website?

a. Loss of revenue.

b. Litigations and brand reputation.

c. Talent acquisition difficulties.

d. All of the above.

8. What check must be done manually when assessing a website’s accessibility?

a. Content and tabbing is logically sequenced.

b. Headings are being used.

c. Every image must have an alt attribute.

d. Tables have assigned header rows.

9. Diane works on a desktop and her mobile device. She finds that her user experience with these two devices on the same site are very different. What would improve Diane’s experience on multiple device.

a. Minimize items on the screen and eliminate interactivity.

b. Recommend users only use a specific screen size.

c. Make sites compatible on multiple platforms without losing functionality.

d. All of the above.

10. True or False: Documents are accessible if you use the authoring program’s accessibility checker?

a. True

b. False

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