CPACC Universal Design Principles 4

Question 1

A city planner installs tactile paving at intersections to guide pedestrians who are blind. Which Universal Design principle does this BEST exemplify?

Accepted Answer

Perceptible Information

Answer

Perceptible Information means the design communicates necessary information effectively to all users regardless of sensory abilities, which tactile paving achieves by conveying location cues through touch.

Question 2

Which of the following BEST illustrates the difference between Universal Design and accommodation?

Accepted Answer

Universal Design creates solutions usable by all from the outset, while accommodation adapts for specific individuals

Answer

Universal Design proactively builds inclusive solutions into the original design, whereas accommodation reactively adapts existing systems for specific individuals.

Question 3

An ATM provides audio instructions, large text, a tactile keypad, and a low-reach installation height. Which Universal Design principle is addressed by the low-reach installation?

Accepted Answer

Size and Space for Approach and Use

Answer

Size and Space for Approach and Use ensures appropriate size and space regardless of a user's body size, posture, or mobility, which is addressed by positioning the ATM within reach of wheelchair users.

Question 4

A software application allows users to customize font size, color contrast, and keyboard shortcuts. Which principle of Universal Design is MOST directly demonstrated?

Accepted Answer

Flexibility in Use

Answer

Flexibility in Use accommodates a wide range of individual preferences and abilities by providing choices in how a product is used.

Question 5

According to Universal Design principles, which of the following is a key guideline under 'Equitable Use'?

Accepted Answer

Avoid segregating or stigmatizing any users

Answer

Equitable Use requires that the design be useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities without segregating or stigmatizing any group of users.

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CPACC Universal Design Principles 4