ptg16476052Workshop 62322
Quiz
- How do real-world user needs vary?
- What are some important things to include on your site to help those who are new
to computers or the Internet? - True or false: It’s better to have a lot of frames in a frameset because you can keep
more information in the browser window at the same time. - True or false: To make a site truly accessible, no images can be used for navigation
or links. - What should you do with images that are part of the design and don’t have alterna-
tive text? - How should navigation be placed on a page to make it most accessible?
- Name attributes of tags aimed specifically at accessibility.
Quiz Answers
- Different users will have different levels of experience. Browser preferences will
vary. Some want to see a lot of multimedia, whereas others prefer none at all. Some
prefer images and multimedia that are interactive, whereas others prefer simpler
pictures that demonstrate a process or technique on how to do something. Other
preferences are more specific to the interests of the visitors. - Include pages on your site that help visitors find the information they're looking
for. Also include pages that help them find their way around the site. - False. This was a trick question. Frames are no longer part of HTML, and you
shouldn’t use them. The only exception is the iframe tag, and you should avoid
using it because it’s still not as accessible as plain HTML. - False; however, you must use the images in an accessible manner, specifically by
including alternative text. - Images that are part of the design should be loaded using CSS to avoid them
appearing as content to screen readers. - Navigation should be placed after the main content on a page to make it accessible
with users who must navigate the page in a linear fashion. - Some attributes designed to improve accessibility are the title attribute of the
tag and the alt attribute of theand tags.