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Accessibility & Inclusive Presentation Design Flashcards

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  1. What is the primary purpose of providing closed captions during a virtual presentation?

    Answer: To make content accessible for deaf and hard-of-hearing participants

    Closed captions are a core accessibility accommodation that enables deaf and hard-of-hearing participants to access spoken presentation content in text form.

  2. According to WCAG 2.1 Level AA guidelines, what is the minimum contrast ratio required between normal body text and its background?

    Answer: 4.5:1

    WCAG 2.1 Level AA requires a minimum contrast ratio of 4.5:1 for normal text to ensure readability for users with low vision or color deficiencies.

  3. What does 'alt text' (alternative text) provide when added to images in virtual presentation slides?

    Answer: A text description read aloud by screen readers for visually impaired participants

    Alt text is read by screen readers to convey the meaning of images to participants who are blind or have low vision.

  4. When creating slides for an audience that may include color-blind participants, which design practice is most important?

    Answer: Conveying information through shape or pattern in addition to color

    Relying on color alone to convey meaning excludes color-blind participants; adding shape, pattern, or text labels ensures information is accessible regardless of color perception.

  5. What is the generally recommended minimum font size for body text on accessible presentation slides?

    Answer: 24 pt

    A minimum of 24 pt for body text is widely recommended for virtual presentations to ensure readability across varying screen sizes and viewing distances.

  6. During a large virtual event, a sign language interpreter window is displayed on screen. What best practice should the presenter follow?

    Answer: Ensure the interpreter window remains consistently visible and unobstructed

    The interpreter window must remain visible and unobstructed throughout the session so deaf participants who use sign language can continuously access the content.

  7. Which accessibility feature helps participants who cannot use a mouse navigate virtual meeting platform controls?

    Answer: Keyboard-only navigation support

    Keyboard-only navigation allows participants with motor impairments who cannot use a mouse to access all platform controls using only keyboard input.

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