ATAG 2.0 Principles & Guidelines

Question 1

Principle A.1

Answer 1

Authoring tool UIs follow applicable accessibility guidelines

Question 2

Guideline A.1.1

Answer 2

Ensure that web-based functionality is accessible.

Question 3

Guideline A.1.2

Answer 3

Ensure that non-web-based functionality is accessible.

Question 4

Principle A.2

Answer 4

Editing views are perceivable.

Question 5

Guideline A.2.1

Answer 5

Make alternative content available to authors.

Question 6

Guideline A.2.2

Answer 6

Ensure that editing-view presentation can be programmatically determined.

Question 7

Principle A.3

Answer 7

Editing-views are operable

Question 8

Guideline A.3.1

Answer 8

Provide keyboard access to authoring features.

Question 9

Guideline A.3.2

Answer 9

Provide author with enough time.

Question 10

Guideline A.3.3

Answer 10

Help authors avoid flashing that could cause seizures

Question 11

Guideline A.3.4

Answer 11

Enhance navigation and editing via content structure

Question 12

Guideline A.3.5

Answer 12

Provide text search of the content

Question 13

Guideline A.3.6

Answer 13

Manage preference settings

Question 14

Guideline A.3.7

Answer 14

Ensure that previews are at least as accessible as in-market UAs

Question 15

Principle A.4

Answer 15

Editing-views are understandable

Question 16

Guideline A.4.1

Answer 16

Help authors avoid and correct mistakes

Question 17

Guideline A.4.2

Answer 17

Document the UI, including all accessibility features.

Question 18

Principle B.1

Answer 18

Fully automatic processes produce accessible content

Question 19

Guideline B.1.1

Answer 19

Ensure that automatically-specified content is accessible

Question 20

Guideline B.1.2

Answer 20

Ensure that accessibility information is preserved

Question 21

Principle B.2

Answer 21

Authors are supported in producing accessible content

Question 22

Guideline B.2.1

Answer 22

Ensure that accessible content production is possible

Question 23

Guideline B.2.2

Answer 23

Guide authors to produce accessible content

Question 24

Guideline B.2.3

Answer 24

Assist authors with managing alternative content for non-text content

Question 25

Guideline B.2.4

Answer 25

Assist authors with accessible templates

Question 26

Principle B.3

Answer 26

Authors are supported in improving the accessibility of existing content

Question 27

Guideline B.3.1

Answer 27

Assist authors in checking for accessibility problems

Question 28

Guideline B.3.2

Answer 28

Assist authors in repairing accessibility problems

Question 29

Principle B.4

Answer 29

Authoring tools promote and integrate their accessibility features

Question 30

Guideline B.4.1

Answer 30

Ensure the availability of features that support the production of accessible content

Question 31

Guideline B.4.2

Answer 31

Ensure that documentation promotes the production of accessible content