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| Web Design for Accessibility
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Description:
Our Web Design for Accessibility test measures your knowledge of designing and maintaining a Web site that is easily accessible for those with disabilities. Designed for Web designers and administrators, this test is based on the W3C Accessibility standards and covers the following topics: Basic Principles, Assistive Technology, CSS Techniques, Emerging Technologies, General Knowledge, HTML Techniques, Programming Languages, and WAI Guidelines.
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- Assistive Technology
- Implementation Support
- Keyboard Access
- Magnifiers and Scanners
- Other Access Methods
- Screenreaders
- Speaking Browsers
- Basic Principles
- Alternate Content
- Color, Contrast, and Size
- Graceful Degradation
- Server-Generated Content
- Universal Access
- Usability
- CSS Techniques
- Alternate Media
- Aural CSS
- Layout Styles
- Presentational Styles
- Emerging Technologies
- CC/PP and RDF
- SMIL and SVG
- XHTML
- XML and XSL
- Evaluation and Repair
- Bobby
- Browser Testing
- Other Testing Strategies
- Usability/User Testing
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- General Knowledge
- Accessibility Policies
- Accessibility Resources
- Disability Types
- History of Web Accessibility
- Internet Appliances
- W3C WAI Information
- HTML Techniques
- Access Features
- Dynamic HTML
- Forms
- Frames
- Images and Imagemaps
- Metadata and Language
- Multimedia
- Scripts and Applets
- Tables
- Text, Lists, and Links
- Programming Languages
- Java
- JavaScript
- Server-Side Scripting
- WAI Guidelines
- Authoring Tools 1.0
- User Agents 1.0
- Web Content 1.0
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