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Accessibility

Assess your understanding of accessibility and see how you stack up against designers and developers worldwide.
25 minutes
25 questions
400 PX
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About the Accessibility assessment

In UX design, accessibility focuses on enabling people with disabilities to access and enjoy digital and physical services. To design for accessibility on the web, you should follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). This skill test will assess your understanding of the best practices of designing for accessibility and your knowledge of the WCAG technical standard.

Instructions

  • The assessment has a time limit.
  • Do not use search engines or seek assistance from others.
  • Once you've submitted an answer, you can't go back.
  • If you're unsure of an answer, it's better to respond with "I don't know" rather than guessing randomly.
  • You may exit the test, but the timer will continue running.
  • You have 2 attempts per assessment every 30 days.

Best for

Designers and developers who seek to create products and services that every person can access and use, with a focus on the web platform.

Recommended learning

Accessibility Foundations Course

Accessibility Foundations

Mobile Design Course

Mobile Design

UI Components I Course

UI Components I

UI Components II Course

UI Components II

Topics

Visual DesignAccessibilityMulti-Sensory Design

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  • Why should I take the assessment?

    Skill assessments are intended to confirm your expertise and identify your strengths and areas for improvement. When a designer successfully completes a skill assessment on Uxcel, they earn a design certification that can be shared on their LinkedIn page, attached to their resume, or sent to potential employers. These assessments and certifications provide solid evidence of your expertise and can help you start or advance your design career.

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