Accessibility Risks CT-UT Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26application · medium

   A product team is designing a new mobile app for booking appointments. They want to apply inclusive design principles to reduce accessibility risks. Which practice best exemplifies this approach?

   • ATest the app with a diverse group of users, including those with visual, motor, and cognitive disabilities, throughout the design process.
   • BDesign the app for the 'average' user and then add accessibility features if time permits.
   • CUse a standard design template that has been used in other apps to ensure accessibility.
   • DRely on automated accessibility testing tools to ensure the app is accessible before release.
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2. 27application · medium

   A QA team is testing a web application for accessibility. They run an automated tool that reports no color-contrast issues and no missing alt text. However, a manual test with a screen reader reveals that form fields are not labeled correctly and the reading order is wrong. What is the best conclusion?

   • AThe screen reader is malfunctioning because the automated tool found no issues.
   • BThe team should rely only on automated tools because they are more objective than manual testing.
   • CThe application is fully accessible because the automated tool found no issues.
   • DAutomated tools are insufficient; manual testing with assistive technology is necessary to catch all accessibility issues.
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4. 28foundation · easy

   Which assistive technology is most likely to be used by a person with a motor disability that prevents them from using a keyboard?

   • AScreen reader
   • BScreen magnifier
   • CVoice input software
   • DBraille display
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5. 29application · medium

   A design team is starting a new project for a government portal. They want to reduce accessibility risks from the start. Which approach best exemplifies inclusive design principles?

   • AWait until the final design is approved, then run an automated accessibility checker to find issues.
   • BInvolve people with diverse disabilities in user research and co-design sessions early in the project.
   • CDesign for the average user and add accessibility features only if the budget allows.
   • DUse a standard template that was previously tested with one blind user to ensure accessibility.
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6. 30foundation · easy

   How can a motor disability affect a user's interaction with a digital product?

   • AIt may impair the user's ability to hear audio content, requiring captions or transcripts.
   • BIt may make it difficult to use a mouse or keyboard precisely, requiring alternative input methods.
   • CIt may cause the user to perceive colors differently, affecting their ability to read text.
   • DIt may affect the user's memory and problem-solving skills, making complex navigation difficult.
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