Designing for Accessibility
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ACCESSIBILITY
The Dos and Don'ts of making your web designs accessible to people with disabilities.
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users with LOW VISION, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users on the AUTISTIC SPECTRUM, you should (select all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users with DYSLEXIA, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users on the AUTISTIC SPECTRUM, you should (select all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users with LOW VISION, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users of SCREEN READERS, you should (select all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users on the AUTISTIC SPECTRUM, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users with PHYSICAL OR MOTOR DISABILITIES, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Select
When designing for users with DYSLEXIA, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users who are HEARING-IMPAIRED, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users who have ANXIETY, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Select
When designing for users with LOW VISION, you should (select all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users with PHYSICAL OR MOTOR DISABILITIES, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users who are HEARING-IMPAIRED, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Select
When designing for users of SCREEN READERS, you should (select all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users with LOW VISION, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users who are HEARING-IMPAIRED, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Select
When designing for users with PHYSICAL OR MOTOR DISABILITIES, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users of SCREEN READERS, you should
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Multiple Select
When designing for users who have ANXIETY, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Select
When designing for users with DYSLEXIA, you should (check all that apply)
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Multiple Choice
When designing for users who have ANXIETY, you should
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Based on
https://ukhomeoffice.github.io/accessibility-posters/posters/accessibility-posters.pdf
ACCESSIBILITY
The Dos and Don'ts of making your web designs accessible to people with disabilities.
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