Accessible Digital Communication (ADC) Pre-Quiz

ADC Pre-Quiz

Accessible Digital Communication (ADC) Pre-Quiz ADC Pre-Quiz

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question

Product/service accessibility considerations is a business investment that will:

A) Increase operating costs.

B) Increase business innovation.

C) Increase employee diversity.

D) I don’t know.
Question 2 of 10

2. Question

Accessible digital communications for my business means:

A) Avoiding legal lawsuits.

B) Demonstrating social responsibility.

C) Understanding customer communication needs.

D) I don't know.
Question 3 of 10

3. Question

Does your company have a method for evaluating accessibility:

A) Customer product/service feedback (good, average, poor).

B) Sales revenue from (people with disabilities, seniors, geography).

C) Customer product/service engagement tracking (effectiveness, efficiency, satisfaction).

D) I don't know.
Question 4 of 10

4. Question

Does your product/service design and development focus on:

A) Ubiquitous access, intuitive use, adaptive interfaces.

B) Performance, security, accessibility.

C) Human centred design, universal design, accessible design.

D) I don't know.
Question 5 of 10

5. Question

Bridging the digital divide is about:

A) Improving communication systems for (ease of use, accessible use, ubiquitous use).

B) Improving organizational culture through (attitudes, policies, behaviours).

C) Improving technical operations for (hearing loss, vision loss, motor loss)

D) I don't know.
Question 6 of 10

6. Question

Why is it important for your business to design for inclusion?

A) To maintain a competitive advantage in the rapidly changing world of increased innovation and human rights demands.

B) To improve workplace productivity and organization infrastructure stability.

C) To expand market opportunities through servicing a diverse population.

D) I don't know.
Question 7 of 10

7. Question

What are the core principles behind government disability legislation?

A) Dignity, independence, integration, equality.

B) Accessibility, usability, accommodation, integration.

C) Design, development, testing, documentation.

D) I don't know.
Question 8 of 10

8. Question

The primary barriers in achieving equality are:

A) Product/service innovation must be (available, accessible, affordable).

B) Product/service information must be (braille, print, pictures).

C) Product/service quality must be (durable, accurate, accessible)

D) I don't know.
Question 9 of 10

9. Question

People that have a disability are:

A) Those with a human limitation (sensory, motor, cognitive).

B) Those that depend upon (adaptive devices, assistive technology, personal aids).

C) Those who are (uneducated, unemployable, disabled).

D) I don't know.
Question 10 of 10

10. Question

Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of:

A) Making websites usable by (people with disabilities, aging population, environmental conditions).

B) Developing the internet of things (computers, appliances, phones).

C) Creating accessible content (design, development, testing).

D) I don't know.

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