Accessibility Laws And Ethics Trivia Questions!
Accessibility defines users’ ability to use products/services, but not the extent to which they can attain goals (usability). Designers should create output accommodating the needs of all potential users, be they disabled (e. G. , color-blind users) or anyone facing situational barriers (e. G. , being forced to multitask).
- 1.
![Which of the following are tools to aid visually impaired users? - ProProfs]( "Which of the following are tools to aid visually impaired users?")
Which of the following are tools to aid visually impaired users?- A.
Talkback
- B.
AXe
- C.
Wave Toolbar
- D.
Maws
- 2.
![What do Dutch government websites need to comply to? - ProProfs]( "What do Dutch government websites need to comply to?")
What do Dutch government websites need to comply to?- A.
Government websites must comply with web accessibility guidelines, based on WCAG 1, Level A
- B.
Government websites must comply with web accessibility guidelines, based on WCAG 2, Level AA
- C.
EN 334 768: "Accessibility requirements European WCAG Uniform standard
- D.
None
- 3.
![What percentage of the population has a disability - ProProfs]( "What percentage of the population has a disability")
What percentage of the population has a disability- A.
5%
- B.
10%
- C.
15%
- D.
20%
- 4.
![Which Success Criteria Level has the COMPANY-NAME.com website? - ProProfs]( "Which Success Criteria Level has the COMPANY-NAME.com website?")
Which Success Criteria Level has the COMPANY-NAME.com website?- A.
AAA
- B.
AA
- C.
A
- D.
B
- 5.
![Accessibility is required by law in The Netherland - ProProfs]( "Accessibility is required by law in The Netherland")
Accessibility is required by law in The Netherland- A.
Yes, since 2015
- B.
No
- C.
No, but it will be with new EU regulations
- D.
Depends on your location
- 6.
![What is meant by 'Operable'? - ProProfs]( "What is meant by 'Operable'?")
What is meant by 'Operable'?- A.
Web content can be accessed on different devices, including through assistive technology.
- B.
The web content output is available in different sensory ways (sight, sound, touch).
- C.
The web content input methods are available through different input devices (keyboard, mouse, speech recognition, etc.).
- D.
Web content and interfaces are understandable.
- 7.
![What are the four principles of web accessibility? - ProProfs]( "What are the four principles of web accessibility?")
What are the four principles of web accessibility?- A.
Perfect, Outstanding, UX-proof and Radically new.
- B.
Have a great look and feel, Have smooth scrolling, Have readable text and Have not too many objects inside the viewport
- C.
Perceivable, Operable, Understandable and Robust
- D.
Programmatically correct, Ordered, Usable and Readable
- 8.
![Why is using Flash generally a bad idea in terms of keyboard accessibility? - ProProfs]( "Why is using Flash generally a bad idea in terms of keyboard accessibility?")
Why is using Flash generally a bad idea in terms of keyboard accessibility?- A.
Flash objects cannot deal with the arrow keys
- B.
Only pro users know how to work around the keyboard flaws in Flash, in contradiction to beginner users, the so called Flash Lights.
- C.
Flash objects only respond to combinations of the ctrl-key with a number of other keys.
- D.
Flash objects have a tendency to trap the keyboard focus once the user tabs into the objects.
- 9.
![The correct order is: - ProProfs]( "The correct order is:")
The correct order is:- A.
Principles, Success Criteria, Guidelines
- B.
Success Criteria, Principles, Guidelines
- C.
Principles, Guidelines, Success Criteria
- D.
Success Criteria, Guidelines, Principles
- 10.
![How many guidelines and success criteria are under the principles? - ProProfs]( "How many guidelines and success criteria are under the principles?")
How many guidelines and success criteria are under the principles?- A.
14 guidelines, 39 success criteria
- B.
13 guidelines, 40 success criteria
- C.
12 guidelines, 38 success criteria
- D.
16 guidelines, 36 success criteria
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