UX Accessibility and Inclusive Design Research

Question 1

What does WCAG stand for in the context of accessibility?

Accepted Answer

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Answer

Web Compliance and Governance Checklist

Answer

Website Color and Contrast Guide

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Web Component Architecture Guide

Question 2

Which WCAG principle ensures that users can navigate and use an interface with keyboard alone?

Accepted Answer

Operable

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Perceivable

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Understandable

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Robust

Question 3

What is the minimum color contrast ratio required by WCAG 2.1 Level AA for normal text?

Accepted Answer

4.5:1

Answer

2:1

Answer

3:1

Answer

7:1

Question 4

Why should UX researchers include participants with disabilities in usability studies?

Accepted Answer

To identify accessibility barriers and gather insights that improve the product for all users

Answer

To satisfy legal quotas only

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To reduce participant incentive costs

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To meet ISO certification requirements

Question 5

What is 'inclusive design'?

Accepted Answer

A design approach that considers the full range of human diversity, including ability, language, and culture

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Designing products for the average user only

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A method that removes advanced features for simplicity

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A design style that only uses inclusive color palettes

Question 6

What is a screen reader, and why is it relevant to UX research?

Accepted Answer

Assistive technology that converts text and UI elements to speech, used by visually impaired users

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A device that enlarges text on screen

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A tool for recording screen sessions during usability tests

Answer

A browser extension for reading mode