Accessibility Risks CT-UT Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A large e-commerce company is facing a lawsuit because their website is not accessible to users with visual disabilities. The site was built with a custom design system that uses non-standard HTML elements and relies heavily on JavaScript. The company has a limited budget and must decide how to mitigate the risk. Which approach is most effective in reducing legal and user experience risks?

   • AAdd a text-only version of the website that is accessible, while leaving the main site unchanged.
   • BHire a legal consultant to review the website against WCAG and provide a report.
   • CUse an automated accessibility tool to fix all issues automatically.
   • DRefactor the custom components to use native HTML elements and ARIA roles where needed, then test with screen readers.
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2. 7expert · hard

   A usability team is evaluating a website for accessibility. They have run an automated tool and conducted a manual review by an accessibility expert. The expert found several issues that the automated tool missed, such as incorrect heading order and missing form labels. The team is now considering whether to conduct user testing with people with disabilities. Given the budget constraints, what is the most compelling reason to conduct user testing?

   • AUser testing is cheaper than automated tools.
   • BUser testing is required by WCAG 2.1 AA.
   • CUser testing can reveal unexpected barriers that even expert review and automated tools cannot identify, such as how users actually interact with assistive technologies.
   • DUser testing can replace the need for automated tools and expert review.
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4. 8application · medium

   A company is planning to evaluate the accessibility of its website. They have a limited budget and want to get a broad overview of potential issues quickly. Which approach is most appropriate as a first step?

   • ARun an automated accessibility testing tool to identify common issues such as missing alt text and contrast problems.
   • BAsk a developer to review the code for accessibility issues.
   • CConduct a full usability test with 50 users with disabilities.
   • DHire a consultant to do a manual accessibility audit without using any tools.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a main category of disability that affects how users interact with digital products?

   • AEnvironmental disabilities, such as being in a noisy or dark environment.
   • BVisual disabilities, such as low vision, color blindness, and blindness.
   • CEducational disabilities, such as lack of formal education or training.
   • DEconomic disabilities, such as limited financial resources to purchase devices.
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6. 10expert · hard

   A usability tester is planning a study to evaluate the accessibility of a new mobile app. The app is intended for a broad audience, including users with various disabilities. The tester has a limited budget and can only include a small number of participants. Which participant group would provide the most diverse coverage of accessibility issues?

   • AInclude users with visual, motor, and cognitive disabilities, even if only one or two from each group.
   • BInclude only users with motor disabilities because they are the most affected by mobile apps.
   • CInclude only users with cognitive disabilities because they are the hardest to accommodate.
   • DInclude only users with visual disabilities because they are the most common.
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