The Accessibility Quiz
Take this 10 question quiz and find out how good a job your organization is doing at providing an accessible experience to all your web visitors.
Question 1
Do you have a set of well-defined accessibility standards that you use for any web site or mobile apps?
Question 2
Have you ever tried browsing your web site/app with a screen reader?
Question 3
Do all of the meaningful images on your site/app have useful ALT text defined for them?
Question 4
Can you resize the text on your site/app without it breaking the layout?
Question 5
Can you access and operate all functionality on your site/app using just a keyboard?
Question 6
The focus order is consistent and intuitive on all pages.
Question 7
Ok, assume you're blind and can't use your hands. Do you think you could access, understand, and use all the critical content and functionality on your site/app?
Question 8
Have you ever tested your site/app with someone who has a disability?
Question 9
Do you know who on your team is responsible for ensuring an accessible site/app?
Question 10
Do you have a clear understanding of the pertinent laws in your country, state, or municipality?
If you scored between 0 and 12:
You're probably at high risk of having an accessibility-related challenge to your site or app.
If you scored from 13 and 17:
You're probably still at moderate risk of having an accessibility-related challenge to your site or app.
If you scored from 18 to 20:
Nice job! You're probably at low risk for an accessibility-related challenge to your site or app. Be sure to continue to focus on providing an accessible experience for all.
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Addtional Resources:
For more information on accessibility and the risks of not having an accessible web site or app, check out:
- Web Accessibility Initiative: http://www.w3.org/WAI/
- Government Regulations on Accessibility: http://www.section508.gov/
- Recent Accessibility Litigation: http://on.wsj.com/1g53QB7
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