Quiz about creating accessible web content

What makes a web page inaccessible?

One inaccessible document.

Video transcription.

Easy to read the text.

Text structure.

Correct! Wrong!

The correct answer is “One inaccessible document.”, as only one uploaded document (e.g., PDF, Word, Excel) will make the website inaccessible.

For which non-text elements do we need to provide written transcripts and captions?

For graphical representations of text (buttons, symbols, etc).

For images.

For video and audio (multimedia elements).

All of the above.

Correct! Wrong!

The correct answer is “Video and audio (multimedia elements).” For a graphical representation of text and for images we need to provide alternative text, not transcripts or captions.

Why are informative and short headings important for digital accessibility?

It is faster to skim the text.

To increase the target audience, because most people do not have the time to read.

To organize and outline the content, so it is easier to find the section one is looking for.

None of the above.

Correct! Wrong!

The correct answer is “To organize and outline the content, so it is easier to find the section you are looking for.”

What is the proper way of describing link texts?

'Click here'.

'Link'.

'Read more'.

None of the above.

Correct! Wrong!

The correct answer is “None of the above.” The correct way of describing link texts would be a meaningful description of the link content when read out of context, and should help users to know something about their destination if they click on it.

What should be provided on every website for explaining difficult terms?

Glossary.

Link to the website, where the difficult term is explained.

Nothing, everybody should have the freedom to find an explanation on their own if they want to.

The text should not include difficult terms.

Correct! Wrong!

The correct answer is “Glossary.” A glossary helps people to understand website content.

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