Accessibility Evaluation CT-UT Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16expert · hard

   An accessibility evaluation of a document management system found that a form's error messages are only indicated by a red border. The team is deciding how to prioritize fixes. Which recommendation best addresses the underlying accessibility barrier?

   • AAdd a tooltip that appears when the user hovers over the field.
   • BChange the border color to blue, which is more accessible for color-blind users.
   • CAdd a text description to the error message and associate it with the form field using programmatic relationships.
   • DIncrease the thickness and darkness of the red border to make the error more visible.
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2. 17expert · hard

   A usability team is evaluating a mobile app for accessibility. They have a limited budget and need to identify barriers that affect the widest range of users. Which evaluation approach is most effective?

   • AConduct automated testing, then perform an expert review, and finally test with a small group of users with diverse disabilities.
   • BOnly use automated testing because it is fast and covers all code paths.
   • COnly conduct user testing with a large group of screen reader users.
   • DOnly perform an expert review because experts can identify all issues.
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4. 18foundation · easy

   What is the main goal of interpreting accessibility evaluation results?

   • ATo determine if the product is visually appealing
   • BTo identify accessibility barriers and recommend improvements
   • CTo assign a score to the product for marketing purposes
   • DTo compare the product with competitors
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5. 19application · medium

   A usability team is evaluating a new e-commerce checkout flow for accessibility. They have limited time and budget, and the product owner wants a quick baseline before a full user study. The team has access to a screen reader and a keyboard-only setup. Which approach best balances speed and coverage for this initial evaluation?

   • AHave a developer inspect the code for ARIA attributes and fix any missing labels before any testing.
   • BConduct a moderated usability test with five screen reader users on the complete checkout flow.
   • CRun an automated accessibility scanner to identify code-level issues, then manually test critical user paths with keyboard and screen reader.
   • DUse only the automated scanner and report the list of detected violations to the development team.
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6. 20application · medium

   A usability team is planning an accessibility evaluation of a new e-learning platform. They want to include participants with disabilities but have a limited budget. Which participant recruitment strategy is most appropriate?

   • ARecruit only participants with visual impairments who use screen readers.
   • BRecruit a small number of participants with diverse disabilities who are familiar with the platform's subject matter.
   • CRecruit a large number of participants without disabilities to get statistically significant results.
   • DRecruit participants who have no experience with e-learning platforms to test learnability.
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