General Flashcards
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Which WCAG conformance level requires all Level A AND Level AA criteria to be satisfied?
Answer: Level AA
Level AA conformance requires meeting all Level A and Level AA success criteria, making it the standard required by most laws and regulations.
A person who has low vision would most commonly use which combination of assistive technologies?
Answer: Screen magnification and high contrast settings
People with low vision often rely on screen magnification software and high contrast display settings to access digital content.
Which of the following best describes 'accessible design' as distinguished from 'universal design'?
Answer: Accessible design focuses specifically on meeting the needs of people with disabilities
Accessible design specifically targets removing barriers for people with disabilities, while universal design aims to serve all users regardless of ability.
Under the ADA, which title covers accessibility requirements for state and local government services?
Answer: Title II
ADA Title II covers state and local government entities, requiring them to make services, programs, and activities accessible.
What does the CPACC designation stand for?
Answer: Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies
CPACC stands for Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies, a credential offered by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP).
Which type of seizure disorder is most directly triggered by flashing or flickering visual content?
Answer: Photosensitive epilepsy
Photosensitive epilepsy involves seizures triggered by flickering lights, rapid patterns, or flashing content, making WCAG's flashing limits critical.
Which assistive technology converts on-screen text and interface elements into synthesized speech for blind users?
Answer: Screen reader
A screen reader interprets and vocalizes digital content, allowing blind users to navigate interfaces entirely through synthesized speech and keyboard commands.
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