Design Principles

Front

Serif and Sans-serif are types of what?

Back

Font

Front

Which type of font is this image an example of? Options: serif or sans serif

Back

sans serif

Front

Which of the following are accessibility features? Text-to-speech, Contrasting colours, Zoom/enlarged font, All of these

Back

All of these

Front

Which of these accessibility requirements affect the person's ability to see the interface? Options: Speech Needs, Visual Needs, Motor Needs, Cognitive Needs, Hearing Needs

Back

Visual Needs

Front

Which of these accessibility requirements affect the person's ability to use a mouse/keyboard?

Back

Motor Needs

Front

Expert, regular, occasional, and novice are types of what?

Back

Skill level

Front

Why is the type of language used in websites important?

Back

It must be suitable for the target audience

Front

Which of these accessibility requirements affect the person's ability to think? Speech Needs, Visual Needs, Motor Needs, Cognitive Needs, Hearing Needs

Back

Cognitive Needs

Front

Which of these accessibility requirements affect the person's ability to speak? Options: Speech Needs, Visual Needs, Motor Needs, Cognitive Needs, Hearing Needs

Back

Speech Needs

Front

Demographics

Back

A way of describing types of users (for example: age, culture and past experiences)