Learn Accessibility

  1. What tools are commonly used to help people with disabilities to use the web?

    Choose as many answers as you see fit.

  2. What is an effective way to enact change on the web?

    Choose as many answers as you see fit.

  3. What is the highest level of WCAG standards?

  4. What are examples of operable?

    Choose as many answers as you see fit.

  5. Which of the following is the best practice for building an accessible button?

  6. Your site is a multi-language online textbook, where multiple languages are shown on one page. What's the best way to tell assistive technology the language of the copy?

  7. Which example of :focus CSS style is the most accessible on a white background?

  8. What's the purpose of a skip link?

  9. What is the best way to change an element's style with JavaScript?

  10. Can all JavaScript actions support keyboard users?

  11. How can you make complex images accessible?

    Choose as many answers as you see fit.

  12. Color alone isn't a sufficient identifier for documentation. What else will help readers identify UI elements?

  13. What can we build which reflects the operating system settings for motion?

  14. For readable copy, I should always use high-contrast between my copy and background.

  15. What fonts are the best for accessibility?

  16. Which of the following is the most accessible form input?

  17. Do accessible components always stay accessible for users?

  18. What kind of testing should you do to ensure that your site is accessible?

    Choose as many answers as you see fit.

  19. What errors are caught in automated testing?

    Choose as many answers as you see fit.

  20. What elements need to meet WCAG color contrast standards?

  21. What's the best screen reader to use for testing accessibility?

  22. What is the purpose of testing with assistive technology?