CPACC Disability Types and Barriers 4

Question 1

A person with dyscalculia would most likely struggle with which type of web content?

Accepted Answer

Forms requiring numerical input and calculations

Answer

Dyscalculia is a learning disability affecting the ability to process numbers and perform calculations.

Question 2

Which barrier would most affect a user with photosensitive epilepsy?

Accepted Answer

Content that flashes more than 3 times per second

Answer

WCAG identifies flashing content at 3+ times per second as a seizure trigger for people with photosensitive epilepsy.

Question 3

Deafblindness is best described as:

Accepted Answer

A combined vision and hearing impairment requiring unique accommodations like braille displays

Answer

Deafblindness is a dual sensory impairment that requires specialized tools like refreshable braille displays for digital access.

Question 4

A website's CAPTCHA that requires identifying objects in images creates a barrier primarily for users with:

Accepted Answer

Visual impairments using screen readers

Answer

Image-only CAPTCHAs are inaccessible to screen reader users because the visual challenge cannot be interpreted by assistive technology.

Question 5

Which type of disability is most directly addressed by providing adjustable font sizes on a website?

Accepted Answer

Low vision

Answer

Adjustable font sizes primarily benefit users with low vision who need larger text to read content comfortably.

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