A government agency is required to meet WCAG 2.1 AA. They have a legacy web application with many accessibility issues. The team has a limited budget and must choose which issues to fix first. Which issue should be prioritized to have the greatest impact on accessibility?

Increase the contrast of all text on the site.

Fix all images that are missing alternative text.

Ensure all functionality is operable via keyboard.

Add captions to all videos on the site.

Why is user testing with people with disabilities important in accessibility evaluation?

It is the only method required by law.

It ensures that the product is visually appealing to all users.

It provides insights into real-world barriers that automated tools might miss.

It is faster and cheaper than automated testing.

A video-conferencing platform is being redesigned. The product manager wants to ensure that users with auditory disabilities are not excluded. Which feature is most directly relevant to this goal?

Add keyboard shortcuts for muting and camera controls.

Increase the size of the video tiles on screen.

Provide real-time captions for all video calls.

Use a high-contrast color scheme for the interface.

A company is developing a public-facing website and wants to comply with WCAG 2.1 AA. They have a limited budget and need to prioritize fixes. Which issue, if left unfixed, would most likely constitute a failure of a WCAG 2.1 AA success criterion?

A form input does not have a programmatically associated label.

The website uses a non-standard font that is difficult to read for some users.

The website does not have a 'Remember me' checkbox on the login form.

The website does not have a custom 404 error page.

What is an ethical consequence of ignoring accessibility in a digital product?

The product will not be compatible with future browsers.

The product will be more expensive to develop.

The product excludes a segment of the population from equal access to information and services.

The product will have a shorter lifespan due to outdated technology.

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21expert · hard
A government agency is required to meet WCAG 2.1 AA. They have a legacy web application with many accessibility issues. The team has a limited budget and must choose which issues to fix first. Which issue should be prioritized to have the greatest impact on accessibility?
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22foundation · easy
Why is user testing with people with disabilities important in accessibility evaluation?
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23application · easy
A video-conferencing platform is being redesigned. The product manager wants to ensure that users with auditory disabilities are not excluded. Which feature is most directly relevant to this goal?
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24application · medium
A company is developing a public-facing website and wants to comply with WCAG 2.1 AA. They have a limited budget and need to prioritize fixes. Which issue, if left unfixed, would most likely constitute a failure of a WCAG 2.1 AA success criterion?
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25foundation · easy
What is an ethical consequence of ignoring accessibility in a digital product?
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