Dev meeting - March 14

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Accessibility Awareness Quiz

Test your knowledge about accessibility and inclusive design with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a developer, designer, or simply interested in making digital content accessible to everyone, this quiz is for you.

In this quiz, you’ll explore:

  • The common types of disabilities
  • WCAG guidelines
  • Screen reader functionality
  • Effective use of HTML for accessibility
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by InclusiveWave347
Which type of disability is the most common?
Cognitive Disabilities
Auditory disabilities
Motor disabilities
Color blindness
Blindness or low vision
WCAG stands for...
World Council Accessibility Group
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
Web Consortium Accessibility Guidelines
World Content Access Governance
Which one is not a screen reader?
Voiceover
Natural Dragon
JAWS
Talkback
Cortana
Orca
NVDA
Which is the least semantic of the following HTML tags?
<p>
<div>
<h6>
<li>
If a person types "vegetarian recipes" in a site search, which of the following is the best page title on the search result page?
Vegetarian recipes
Search
Results
Search results
Search results for "vegetarian recipes"
Which of the following will be recognized as valid headings by screen readers?
0%
0
<h1></h1>
0%
0
 
0%
0
<h7>Disclaimer</h7>
0%
0
 
When moving focus to an element that is not focusable, it is important to include which one of the following attributes on the container:
Tabindex="0"
Aria-focus="true"
Tabindex="-1"
Tabindex="1"
If the tab order is not correct, the best way to fix it is to:
Use tabindex (e.g. tabindex="1", tabindex="2", etc.)
Arrange the order of the elements in the DOM to match the intended tab order.
Let the user customize the tab order
Use JavaScript to detect onblur events and send the focus to the correct element.
To be compliant, captions for videos must include which of the following (Select all that apply):
Description of visual content
Narration and dialog
Identity of multiple speakers
Important sound effects
One of the main ways to make an iframe accessible is to add:
A title attribute
An alt attribute
A name attribute
A title element
Tabindex="0"
A label element
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