WAS Certification Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

WAS Certification Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is the W3C? - The W3C is an internationally-recognized web standards body that identifies its approved technical specification standards as "W3C Recommendations", recommended for web authors to create accessible web content (such as HTML, CSS, etc.). What are the four principles that organize the WCAG? - 1. Perceivable 2. Operable 3. Understandable 4. Robust What are the relationships between guidelines, success criteria and principles. - There are guidelines under each principle. Each guideline has 1 or more success criterion. Each success criterion is assigned a level: A, AA, AAA Which level do most laws and policies reference for conformance? - Level AA - includes success criteria for Level A and AA What are the 3 published techniques for meeting WCAG 2.1 - Sufficient Techniques: If the web content meets all of the sufficient techniques, it successfully meets the success criterion. Failure Techniques: If the web content fails any of these, it does not meet the success criterion. Page 2/5 ©EmilyCharlene 2024. All Rights Reserved. Advisory Techniques: Optional or conditional techniques that may represent accessibility best practice or possible ways of meeting the success criterion. What were the 3 main categories that were improved from WCAG 2.0 to WCAG 2.1? - 17 new success criteria to address the many accessibility gaps these areas: 1) Cognitive disabilities 2) Low vision 3) Mobile/Touch devices. What is WAI-ARIA? - Created by W3C to increase the accessibility of dynamic web content. How does WAI-ARIA improve accessibility in dynamic web content? - It defines attributes that can be added to HTML to define the name, role, and values (properties and states) of elements and custom widgets. One goal of this is to make web applications act more like native applications. Widgets interact with the accessibility API of the operating system, providing assistive technologies with the semantics and live updates necessary for full accessibility. What are the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines (ATAG) 2.0? - It requires authoring tools to 1) have an accessible user interface and 2) support the production of accessible content. Page 3/5 ©EmilyCharlene 2024. All Rights Reserved. Example of tools: HTML/web editors, content management systems, social media sites, blog commenting features, discussion forums, user rating features, etc. What is the difference between normative and non-normative documents? - "Normative" documents define accessibility practices required for conformance (to a specification). Example: WCAG 2.1 "Non-normative" documents provide guidance and techniques for interpreting and conforming with the normative requirements, but they are not required. Non-normative documents may change more frequently to adapt to changing technologies and current best p