FBLA UX Design Latest Version Already Passed

FBLA UX Design Latest Version Already Passed Accessibility the extent to which schemas and concepts are at the forefront of people's minds and are therefore likely to be used when making judgments about the social world Types of Issues Visual Mobility Auditory Epilepsy Learning Environmental Visual Impairments problems with eyesight, such as blindness, color blindess Mobility Impairments conditions that cause difficulties in ambulation or movement(wheelchair users) Auditory Impairments a special need that involves the loss of hearing or some aspect of hearing Risk of Seizures epilepsy Learning Impairments ADHD, dyslexia Incidental Issues sleep deprivation, under the influence Environmental Challenges bad service, different devices Web Content The text, graphics, illustrations, images, animations, and videos that appear on a website. User Agents software to access the web( browsers, phone, apps). Authoring Tools are software programs that allow a content expert to interact with a computer in everyday language to develop courseware. Sight and Hearing Accesibility can pause, stop or adjust volumes of audio; images of text are resizeable, different representations other than color Different Presentations Headings, Settings to customize Presentations Can be read aloud, enlarged, ajusted for size and color combinations Text Alternatives captions, audio descriptions, sign language Functionality from a Keyboard functions by mouse are available by keyboard Web browsers and tools provide keyboard support(helps with voice recognition to operate sites and alternative keyboards) Time to Read and Use Content stop, extend, or adjust time limits Pause, stop, or hide moving, blinking, or scrolling content Postpone or suppress interruptions, except where necessary Re-authenticate when a session expires without losing data Content Does not Cause Seizures Do not include content