Chapter Thirteen Lesson One, Two, Three, & Four Review

A _____________ is a drawing that shows the overall flow of your site, from one web page to another.

• Site map

• Road map

• Menu

• Flow map

What page is generally a good starting point when designing a site map?

• The home page

• A main page other than the home page containing content about one topic

• Any secondary page containing information about one specific topic

• A small sub-page containing a privacy policy or contact information

Which of the following things can be usefully learned from a site map?

• The number and kinds of pages on your site

• The navigation flow between pages

• The kinds of content that will be on each page

• All of these things are true

A storyboard diagram can be created to help understand:

• The sequence of actions a user might take on your site

• The quality of your text content

• The popularity of your website

• How much a user should pay for your content

A storyboard will show you there is only one true and correct way to arrange navigation within your website.

• True

• False

A deaf person might use __________ on a video to follow along with an audio narration

• Screen reader

• Closed caption

• Keyboard or mouse

• Fast Forward

A person with physical limitations might be able to navigate through a website using only a __________.

• Screen reader

• Closed caption

• Keyboard or mouse

• Human assistant

In the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the principle of supporting those who may need assistance understanding content is referred to as:

• Perceivable

• Operable

• Understandable

• Robust

In the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the principle of supporting different types of software or technologies that make pages more accessible is referred to as:

• Perceivable

• Operable

• Understandable

• Robust

To create a web page that can be used most easily with a screen reader, what should you do?

• Make sure all images have a good “alt” descriptive attribute

• If complex information is contained in an image, try to also describe that data in text format.

• Try to lay out your HTML elements so important information will be read first, and trivial or repeated information will be read last.

• All of these are helpful in creating content that can be used with a screen reader