Accessibility Quiz
Let’s challenge common misconceptions about digital accessibility.
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Statement 1/10
False. Many people use zoom, screen magnification, high contrast, or color adjustments. Visual impairment does not always mean total blindness.
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Statement 2/10
False. Experts can detect compliance issues, but real users reveal practical barriers such as navigation difficulty, fatigue, or confusion.
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Statement 3/10
False. The later accessibility is addressed, the more expensive it becomes. It should be considered from the research/ design phase.
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Statement 4/10
True. Captions are essential for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Depending on the content, audio description or a transcript may also be needed.
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Statement 5/10
False. AI cannot experience real limitations such as partial vision, reduced mobility, or cognitive load. Human testing remains essential.
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Statement 6/10
True. AI tools can rewrite content to make it clearer and easier to understand, but the result should always be reviewed for accuracy and intent.
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Statement 7/10
False. Even without a full redesign, small progressive improvements can significantly improve accessibility.
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Statement 8/10
False. Accessible design can be modern and visually appealing. Simpler designs often improve both usability and aesthetics.
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Statement 9/10
True. The law mainly applies to products and services released after June 28, 2025. Existing products may benefit from transition periods, allowing teams to prioritize improvements.
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Statement 10/10
False. 85% of disabilities occur after the age of 15, often as a result of an accident, illness, or aging.Around 50% of people will experience a disability at some point in their lives, either temporarily or permanently.
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Quiz finished!
Thank you for taking part!Every myth we debunk helps build more accessible digital experiences.
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Accessibility Quiz
Let’s challenge common misconceptions about digital accessibility.
Let's go!
Statement 1/10
False. Many people use zoom, screen magnification, high contrast, or color adjustments. Visual impairment does not always mean total blindness.
Next
Statement 2/10
False. Experts can detect compliance issues, but real users reveal practical barriers such as navigation difficulty, fatigue, or confusion.
Next
Statement 3/10
False. The later accessibility is addressed, the more expensive it becomes. It should be considered from the research/ design phase.
Next
Statement 4/10
True. Captions are essential for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Depending on the content, audio description or a transcript may also be needed.
Next
Statement 5/10
False. AI cannot experience real limitations such as partial vision, reduced mobility, or cognitive load. Human testing remains essential.
Next
Statement 6/10
True. AI tools can rewrite content to make it clearer and easier to understand, but the result should always be reviewed for accuracy and intent.
Next
Statement 7/10
False. Even without a full redesign, small progressive improvements can significantly improve accessibility.
Next
Statement 8/10
False. Accessible design can be modern and visually appealing. Simpler designs often improve both usability and aesthetics.
Next
Statement 9/10
True. The law mainly applies to products and services released after June 28, 2025. Existing products may benefit from transition periods, allowing teams to prioritize improvements.
Next
Statement 10/10
False. 85% of disabilities occur after the age of 15, often as a result of an accident, illness, or aging.Around 50% of people will experience a disability at some point in their lives, either temporarily or permanently.
Next
Quiz finished!
Thank you for taking part!Every myth we debunk helps build more accessible digital experiences.