Knowledge check

1.

What is web accessibility?

Practice of designing web content to be fun and entertaining.

Practice of making web content usable and accessible for people with disabilities.

Practice that makes the web more secure for children.

Practice that web designers and developers use to access the Internet.

2.

You can enhance user experiences for people with disabilities by:

Failing to comply with web accessibility standards and regulations.

Ensuring web content is easy to navigate, clear, and consistent.

Focusing on the needs of only users who accessed your prior content.

Completing this training and relying on others to address accessibility issues.

3.

What are the POUR web accessibility principles?

Powerful, Objective, Uniform, and Realistic.

Presentable, Obtainable, Useful, and Respectful.

Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust.

Punctual, Observable, Unmistakable, and Reversible.

4.

Which of the following options is an example of the POUR principle: Perceivable?

Captions for podcasts.

Maximize compatibility with future user agents.

You can use keyboard to access content.

5.

Which of the following options is an example of the POUR principle: Operable?

Captions for podcasts.

Maximize compatibility with future user agents.

You can use the keyboard to access content.

6.

Which is the recommended Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) level of compliance for most web content?

A: minimum level of accessibility.

AA: intermediate level of accessibility.

AAA: maximum level of accessibility.

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