Web Accessibility

Welcome to our quiz

Our quiz follows accessibility principles to ensure it can be used by everyone. We use clearly group related questions. Labeling for screen reader support. Keyboard navigation is fully supported, allowing users to move through the quiz without a mouse. Overall, the design is simple, clear, and inclusive for all users.

This quiz is part of our mission to help more people understand what accessibility really means, and how disability can affect the way people experience the world.

Portrait of a group of friends with disability

Accessibility Quiz

0 of 6 questions answered

1. Meet Camilla. Camilla uses a screen reader. What helps her most on a website? Images with helpful descriptions
Buttons you use with a mouse
Auto playing videos

2. Meet Priya. Priya has ADHD. What helps her stay focused? Flashing animations
Collapsible sections
Long, dense text

3. Meet Lisa. Lisa has low vision. What helps her most? Light gray text on white
A dark mode option
Text over background images

4. Meet Erik. Erik has dyslexia. What supports easier reading? Simple layout and easy-to-read text
Fancy fonts and long text
Complex text layout

5. Meet Anders. Anders has hearing loss. What helps him on video sites? Music that autoplays
Videos with captions and text
Sound-only cues

6. Meet Nour. Nour has limited mobility and uses a keyboard. What helps most? Keyboard friendly buttons
Drop-down menus
Tiny clickable areas