Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Quiz!

To correctly meet the 'Sensory characteristics' requirement, it is necessary to provide instructions that engage more than one sense. In this case, the question suggests using both sight and hearing by instructing the user to search using the rectangle box at the very top right of the page. This allows the user to visually locate the box and then use their mouse or keyboard to interact with it. Therefore, the statement "True" is the correct answer.

The answers is NO as users with colour blindness will strugle understand the pie chart. The information must not rely on colour alone.

Reward Gateway is compliant with WCAG level 2.0 AA. WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which provide standards for making web content more accessible to people with disabilities. Level 2.0 AA is the second level of compliance, indicating that Reward Gateway has implemented a substantial number of accessibility features to ensure that their website can be easily accessed by individuals with disabilities.

This graph is useful when it comes to using color in relation to WCAG because it provides information or guidance on how to design accessible color combinations that meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) standards. It likely includes color contrast ratios and other relevant information to help designers ensure that the colors they use in their designs are accessible to individuals with visual impairments.

The given answer is correct. WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and it can be used to develop and improve websites. WCAG also lists the issues faced by web users with disabilities. Additionally, WCAG is an internationally recognized and adopted standard.

The default ALT text colors are yellow background and black font. This combination provides a high contrast, making the text easily readable for people with visual impairments or color blindness. The yellow background helps to highlight the text, while the black font ensures good visibility against the background.

When using sound on a website, it is important to consider the user experience. Automatically playing sounds can be disruptive and annoying for visitors, so it is best to avoid them. However, if there is a need for sound on the website, it is essential to provide a pause or stop function so that users have control over the audio. This allows them to choose when and if they want to listen to the sound. Additionally, if automatic sound is necessary, it should be configured to play at a low volume to prevent it from being too intrusive.

The sentence is referring to the accessibility criterion of "meaningful sequence". This means that when presenting information, it should be organized in a logical and coherent order that can be easily understood by the reader. In English, we are accustomed to reading from left to right and following a left-hand column before a right-hand column, so this is an example of organizing information in a meaningful sequence.

The correct answer suggests that in order to meet the Audio-only and video-only (pre-recorded) criterion, we need to provide an alternative that presents the same information, provide text transcripts for all media (including audio-only), record an audio-track for any video-only media, and place the text transcript or a link to it close to the media. This ensures that individuals with disabilities who cannot access the audio or video content can still understand the information presented through text transcripts or alternative formats.

The guideline that has been covered is "Sensory Characteristics." The question is asking which guideline has been covered based on the image provided. The image itself is not visible, so we cannot determine the specific sensory characteristics that have been covered. However, we can conclude that the answer is related to sensory characteristics based on the repetition of the phrase in different capitalization formats.

The correct answer is "Closed Captioning". Closed captioning refers to the process of displaying text on a video screen to provide a synchronized transcription of the audio content. It allows individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to understand the dialogue and sounds in a video. WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) includes a criterion that requires the use of timestamps to synchronize closed captions with the video content, ensuring accessibility for all users.

The correct answer is "Audio Control, Audio control, audio Control, audio control". This is because all four options are written in different variations of capitalization and spelling, but they all refer to the same guideline, which is "Audio Control".

The image below uses the WCAG methods of Closed Captioning and Audio description or media alternative. Closed Captioning provides text captions for audio content, making it accessible for people with hearing impairments. Audio description or media alternative provides a description of visual content, making it accessible for people with visual impairments. These methods ensure that individuals with disabilities can access and understand the information conveyed through the image.

To cover the 'Non-text content' criterion, you must add alternative text (alt text) to your audio and video files. This alt text provides a description of the content for individuals who are unable to access the audio or video. Additionally, you must add alt text to all of your images, ensuring that individuals with visual impairments can understand the content of the images through screen readers. Furthermore, you need to add subtitles to your videos to provide captions for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. Lastly, you should add a name to all of your buttons to ensure that individuals using assistive technologies can understand the purpose and function of each button.

To meet the requirements of a well-structured web page, you need to use the correct HTML for all structural elements, such as divs, headers, and sections. Additionally, you should ensure that the rest of the HTML code is valid. Headings should be marked with HTML header tags to provide a clear structure to the content. Breaking up the content with subheadings for new sections helps improve readability. Clear labels on forms make it easier for users to understand and fill out the form. While CSS is important for styling, HTML is still necessary for structural elements. Using an HTML Validator tool can help identify and fix any errors in the HTML code.

The correct answer is "Present content in a meaningful order" and "Separate navigation menus from content" because to meet the Meaningful Sequence criterion, it is important for a website to organize its content in a logical and coherent manner. This ensures that users can easily navigate through the website and find the information they are looking for. Additionally, separating navigation menus from content helps to distinguish between the two and prevents confusion for users.