3. ACCESSIBILITY

1. What is the main purpose of accessibility in web design?

• • To make websites visually appealing

• • To ensure content is available to the largest possible group of people

• • To focus only on users with disabilities

• • To improve website loading speeds

1. Accessibility in web design should consider which of the following groups?

• • Only visually impaired individuals

• • People with mobile devices and slow networks

• • Only users with cognitive disabilities

• • None of the above

1. What does "WCAG" stand for?

• • Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

• • Website Control and Accessibility Guidelines

• • Web Community Accessibility Guide

• World Content Accessibility Guide

1. How many levels of compliance are there in WCAG?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

1. Which of the following is NOT one of the four main categories of WCAG guidelines?

• • Perceivable

• • Operable

• • Usable

• • Robust

1. In the "Perceivable" category, what is recommended for images?

• • Provide captions

• • Use alt attributes

• • Increase contrast

• • None of the above

1. What is a suggested accessibility feature for video content?

• • Provide subtitles

• • Add time limits

• • Avoid captions

• • Enable flash effects

1. Which feature improves "Adaptable content"?

• • Increasing font sizes only

• • Applying responsive design

• • Avoiding text

• • Only using images

1. What is meant by "Distinguishable" content?

• • High color contrast

• • Small font sizes

• • Limited navigation

• • Fixed page layout

1. For accessibility, how many flashes per second should be allowed to avoid seizures?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• • No limit