Accessibility Review of @@

Summary

[Your overall impressions of the site. What works and what doesn't.]

Why is web accessibility important?

[If a web developer has not considered accessibility in their site, what do you think you should tell him or her to convince them that web accessibility is important? Share examples from your personal experience about why accessibility is important to you.]

What are the benefits of making your site accessible?

 

16 Web Accessibility Questions

1. Are ALT tags present and sufficiently equivalent to the graphic content?

[Your observations here]

2. Does the page use structural elements such as headings effectively?

[Your observations here]

3. Can all links, navigational elements, and controls be accessed using the keyboard?

[Your observations here]

4. Does link text provide a reasonable description of the link target?

[Your observations here]

5. Are form elements explicitly associated with labels?

[Your observations here]

6. Are frames appropriately titled?

[Your observations here]

7. Is information in PDF available either as tagged PDF or in other more accessible formats?

[Your observations here]

8. Does the site avoid conveying meaning with color alone?

[Your observations here]

9. Is there sufficient contrast between text and background?

[Your observations here]

10. Are data tables marked up as required?

[Your observations here]

11. Is multimedia content captioned (or if audio only, transcribed)?

[Your observations here]

12. Is flickering content avoided?

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13. Is the page functional when scripts are disabled?

[Your observations here]

14. Is the page functional when style sheets are disabled?

[Your observations here]

15. If a page requires a timed response, can users request more time?

[Your observations here]

16. Does the page pass HTML validation?

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