Question 1
What do the letters in the WCAG acronym POUR stand for?
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Correct answer: A - Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust
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What do the letters in the WCAG acronym POUR stand for?
Correct answer: A - Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust
A website uses color alone to indicate required form fields. Which WCAG principle is MOST directly violated?
Correct answer: B - Perceivable
A custom dropdown menu cannot be opened using a keyboard. Which WCAG principle is violated?
Correct answer: C - Operable
A form submits automatically when a user selects a value from a dropdown, without warning. Which WCAG principle does this violate?
Correct answer: D - Understandable
A website uses a custom JavaScript widget that does not expose its name, role, or value to assistive technology. Which WCAG principle is violated?
Correct answer: D - Robust
Which WCAG principle ensures that content can be interpreted by a wide variety of user agents, including assistive technologies?
Correct answer: D - Robust
Error messages that do not clearly describe what went wrong violate which WCAG principle?
Correct answer: C - Understandable
What is the correct hierarchy of WCAG 2.2 from broadest to most specific?
Correct answer: B - Principles, Guidelines, Success Criteria, Techniques
How many principles does WCAG 2.2 contain?
Correct answer: B - 4
Which level of the WCAG hierarchy is testable?
Correct answer: C - Success Criteria
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