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Domain 2: Accessibility and Universal Design

40% of the CPACC exam ·17 lessons

  1. Universal design vs. accommodation5 minDefine universal design and explain how it differs from accommodation
  2. Related accessibility concepts5 minDistinguish accessible design, universal design, and universal design for learning
  3. Accessibility, usability, and universal design6 minDistinguish accessibility from usability and from universal design
  4. Benefits of accessible design for people with disabilities6 minIdentify how accessible design enables independence and participation for people with disabilities
  5. Benefits of accessible design for society5 minExplain the economic benefits of accessible design at a societal level
  6. WCAG overview7 minIdentify the organization that publishes WCAG and the current version in wide use
  7. Perceivable — WCAG Principle 16 minExplain the WCAG Perceivable principle and its four guideline areas
  8. Operable — WCAG Principle 26 minExplain the WCAG Operable principle and its four guideline areas
  9. Understandable and Robust — WCAG Principles 3 and 46 minExplain the WCAG Understandable principle and its three guideline areas
  10. Accessible built environment6 minIdentify key ADA Standards requirements for accessible physical spaces
  11. Universal design principles 1–36 minName the seven universal design principles in order
  12. Universal design principles 4–76 minExplain principles 4 (Perceptible Information), 5 (Tolerance for Error), 6 (Low Physical Effort), and 7 (Size and Space)
  13. UDL and engagement6 minDefine UDL and name the organization that developed it
  14. UDL representation and action and expression6 minIdentify the options within the UDL Representation principle
  15. Usability vs. user experience5 minDifferentiate usability from user experience
  16. User-centered design6 minDescribe the key elements of user-centered design
  17. Review of look-alike frameworks6 minSort items correctly into WCAG POUR, the seven UD principles, and UDL's three principles