Perceivable Flashcards

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What are the different types of images? 7 types

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  1. Active
  2. Informative
  3. Decorative
  4. Complex
  5. CAPTCHA
  6. Input Controls
  7. Images of Text
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Active Image Definition

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Images that activate something or change the page in some way.

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What must the alt text for an active image convey?

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The purpose of the link tied to the active image. What does it active? What does page does it take you to?

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Informative image definition

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Images that convey an important yet simple message that can be conveyed in a short phrase or sentence. Without these images, the point of the page would be lost.

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Decorative image definition

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Images that add visually appealing flare.

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Complex Image definition

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Images you cannot explain in one sentence

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Complex images examples

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  1. Graphs
  2. Maps
  3. Diagrams
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CAPTCHA Images Definition

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Verification images on forms that help filter out spam because a robot cannot interpret these images.

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Input Control Images Definiton

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Similar to active images but related to forms.

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Input Controls Images Definition

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Images that control or accept user input and have a name that describes the purpose of the image/control. Similar to active images but related to forms.

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Images of Text Definiton

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Images that have text embedded into them. Text is displayed as intended to be read. With current CSS Capabilities in most web browsers, it is good design practice to use actual text that is styled with CSS rather than image-based text presentation.

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Active Images examples

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  1. Logos
  2. Social Media Links
  3. Carts
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How should the text alternative be written for informative images?

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The text alternative should be written to convey the meaning or content that is displayed visually, which typically isn’t a literal description of the image.

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Decorative Images Examples

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  1. Images and adjacent text are duplicates (ex: a headshot of an employee working at a company and their title. If you’re not going to describe what they look like and that information is not necessary for the page, then it can be considered decorative)
  2. Anything that is just visually appealing and serves no other purpose.
  3. Borders or spacers
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How would you describe a diagram of an eye?

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A diagram of an eye is considered a complex image, so I’d start with a detailed diagram of the eye. Then, include a link to a longer description describing the parts that make up the eye.

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When CAPTCHA is on a website, how is alternative text approached?

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  1. Needs an alternative text to identify the purpose and the tasks of the CAPTCHA (ex. Type the word in the Image)
  2. Needs an alternative version for those who cannot see the image — such as an audio prompt or an additional for form prompt such as a simple math problem
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Input Controls Images Examples

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Input Controls Images Examples

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Search Button
Play/Pause Control Button
Print Button
Delete Button
Open in a new tab/window link

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Alt text

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Alt text is the text encountered by a screen reader that describes what an image is trying to convey.

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Alt Text Requirements

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  1. Short and Clear! No more than 15 words in length.
  2. Provide a quick overview of essential content
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Why should alt text be short and clear?

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Some screen readers have limits and will truncate the alt text when the image is reached.

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Common Alt Text Issues

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Inappropriate alt text: Alt text that fails to convey the information contained in or around the image.

Missing alt text: Images that have not been labeled at all.

Excessively wordy: contains more than 15 words or describes more than is necessary

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What is Accessibility?

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The quality of being easy to approach, reach, enter, interact with, use, or understand, especially as suitable or adapted for use by people with disabilities.

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What is an Active Image?
An image that functions as a link, button, or interactive piece of a web page.
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What does Adaptable mean in web accessibility?
It means that the content can be presented in different ways without losing essential information or the structure of the page.
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What is Alt text?
Text added to HTML code to describe the appearance or function of an image on a page.
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What is Audio Description?
A form of narration used to provide information surrounding key visual elements in a media work that cannot be understood from the main soundtrack alone.
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What are Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)?
The language used to style an HTML document and describes how HTML elements should be displayed.
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What are Captions?
Provide the part of the content available via the audio track, including dialogue, speaker identification, and non-speech information.
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What are Closed Captions?
Closed captions let you read the words that are spoken in the audio part of a video or television show.
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What is Color contrast?
The difference in brightness between foreground and background colors, requiring at least a 4.5 to 1 ratio.
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What is a Decorative Image?
Non-text content, usually an image, used for visual formatting or effect without contributing to the content.
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What does Distinguishable mean in the context of the Perceivable principle?
The goal is to make it easy for users to see and hear content.
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What are the Four Principles of Accessibility?
They are Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust.
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How many guidelines are in WCAG version 2.1?
There are 13 guidelines
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What are Headings?
Text that is emphasized on a webpage to distinguish between different sections.
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What is an Image of Text?
Text rendered in a non-text form to achieve a particular visual effect.
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What is an Informative Image?
An image that conveys an important message on a webpage.
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What is Non-text Content?
Any information presented that is not text, usually referring to images, graphs, and charts.
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What are Open Captions?
They present the words that are spoken in the audio part of a video and are burned into the video file.
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What does Perceivable mean in the context of the POUR Principles?
It means that users should be able to perceive content using one or more of their senses.
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What is Sign Language?
A language using combinations of movements of the hands and arms, facial expressions, or body positions to convey meaning.
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What are Success Criteria?
Specific, testable rules that make up the WCAG, indexed by a reference number and a short title.
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What is Time-based Media?
Pre-recorded or live video, audio, or multimedia resource found on the web.
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What is a Transcript?
A text version of the speech and non-speech audio information needed to understand the content.
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What are the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)?
Technical standards on web accessibility developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
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What is Web Content?
Text, visual or audio content that is made available online and encountered as part of the online experience.
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How should the alt text for a decorative image be handled? Why?
The alt text for a decorative image should be left empty. This allows screen readers to recognize that the image is for decorative and can be skipped or ignored.
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How do you write alt text for complex images?
Two part alternative text. The first part of the alt text is to identify the image and, where appropriate, identify the location of the long description. The second part of the alt text the long description — a textual representation of the essential information conveyed by the image
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How is multimedia content made accessible to all?
- Synchronized Captions - Audio Description
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How many guidelines are specific to the perceivable principle?
4
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What should captions capture/include?
any audio portion of the presentation including who is speaking and any meaningful sounds. - coincides with the audio so both audio and visual cues are presented at the same time.
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Audio description describes what?
Important visual information that isn’t described in the main soundtrack of media Ex: - actions - characters - scene changes - and on screen text or graphics