Selecting an Accessibility Evaluation Method CT-UT Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a known limitation of automated accessibility testing tools?

   • AThey cannot detect missing alternative text on images
   • BThey require a human to interpret all results
   • CThey are too slow to be used on large websites
   • DThey cannot determine if a keyboard focus order is logical
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2. 12foundation · easy

   How can accessibility evaluation results be effectively integrated into the development process?

   • ABy addressing issues only after the product is fully developed
   • BBy keeping findings confidential to avoid alarming stakeholders
   • CBy sharing findings with the team and incorporating them into the backlog
   • DBy using findings only to create a final accessibility statement
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4. 13application · medium

   A large e-commerce company wants to ensure its website is accessible to all users, including those with visual, motor, and cognitive disabilities. They have a substantial budget and a dedicated UX team. Which evaluation strategy would provide the most comprehensive coverage?

   • AManual expert review only, because experts can identify nuanced issues.
   • BUser-based testing only, because it provides real user feedback.
   • CA combination of automated testing, manual expert review, and user-based testing.
   • DAutomated testing only, because it covers the entire site quickly.
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5. 14expert · hard

   A company is developing a new e-commerce website. They have a moderate budget and a deadline of two months. They want to ensure the website is accessible to users with disabilities. They have a small team with some accessibility knowledge. Which evaluation strategy is most appropriate?

   • AUser-based testing with a small group of users with disabilities.
   • BManual expert review by the team, supplemented by automated testing.
   • CAutomated testing only, because it is fast and free.
   • DHiring an external consultant for a full audit.
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6. 15expert · hard

   An accessibility specialist has completed a manual expert review of a web application and identified several issues. The development team is resistant to fixing them because they believe the issues are minor. What is the most effective way to communicate the findings to gain buy-in?

   • AList the issues without prioritization, letting the team decide what to fix.
   • BReport only the issues that are easy to fix.
   • CThreaten to escalate the issues to management.
   • DPresent the issues with severity levels and examples of how they affect users with disabilities.
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