week 6 Flashcards
(5 cards)
1
Q
Accessibility – Key Considerations
A
Screen readers: Visual designs shouldn’t exclude people using screen readers.
Color use: Avoid color combinations that are hard for people with low vision or color blindness to distinguish.
Keyboard access: Ensure all interactive parts (like buttons or menus) can be used with just a keyboard
2
Q
color blindness most common issues with
A
red-green (deuteranomaly & protanomaly)
blue-yellow (tritanomaly)
3
Q
If you do need multiple colors, the safest choice is to mix
A
blue with orange
or red and orange
4
Q
optimizing for screen readers
A
provide alt text for images
provide data tables
5
Q
‘Menacing red arrows’
A
Visual cues (like arrows on maps, charts, or diagrams) colored red to indicate danger, threat, or urgency.
