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  1. What is 'programmatic determination' in the context of WCAG?

    Answer: Information that is set through markup or data structures so assistive technologies can identify it

    Programmatically determined means information conveyed in a way that assistive technologies can reliably interpret through markup, relationships, and data structures.

  2. What percentage of global disabilities are estimated to be non-visible or hidden?

    Answer: About 70-80%

    An estimated 70-80% of disabilities are non-visible, including chronic pain, mental health conditions, learning disabilities, and autoimmune disorders.

  3. Which of the following describes the 'charity model' of disability?

    Answer: People with disabilities are objects of pity who need help from non-disabled people

    The charity model frames people with disabilities as victims deserving pity and dependent on the goodwill of others, rather than as rights-holders deserving equality.

  4. What is an 'accessibility overlay' and what concern do disability advocates have about them?

    Answer: A software widget added to websites claiming to fix accessibility issues automatically, which often fails to provide genuine accessibility

    Accessibility overlays are JavaScript widgets that claim to make websites accessible automatically but are widely criticized for failing to address underlying code issues.

  5. What is the difference between 'accessibility' and 'usability' in digital contexts?

    Answer: Accessibility ensures people with disabilities can use content, while usability measures how efficiently all users can complete tasks

    Accessibility focuses on removing barriers so people with disabilities can access content. Usability encompasses the broader efficiency, effectiveness, and satisfaction of all users.

  6. What role does 'color alone' play in WCAG compliance?

    Answer: Information must never be conveyed through color alone - additional indicators are required

    WCAG SC 1.4.1 (Use of Color, Level A) requires that color is not the only visual means of conveying information.

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