Domain 2: Accessibility and Universal Design
- Universal design vs. accommodationDefine universal design and explain how it differs from accommodation
- Related accessibility conceptsDistinguish accessible design, universal design, and universal design for learning
- Accessibility, usability, and universal designDistinguish accessibility from usability and from universal design
- Benefits of accessible design for people with disabilitiesIdentify how accessible design enables independence and participation for people with disabilities
- Benefits of accessible design for societyExplain the economic benefits of accessible design at a societal level
- WCAG overviewIdentify the organization that publishes WCAG and the current version in wide use
- Perceivable — WCAG Principle 1Explain the WCAG Perceivable principle and its four guideline areas
- Operable — WCAG Principle 2Explain the WCAG Operable principle and its four guideline areas
- Understandable and Robust — WCAG Principles 3 and 4Explain the WCAG Understandable principle and its three guideline areas
- Accessible built environmentIdentify key ADA Standards requirements for accessible physical spaces
- Universal design principles 1–3Name the seven universal design principles in order
- Universal design principles 4–7Explain principles 4 (Perceptible Information), 5 (Tolerance for Error), 6 (Low Physical Effort), and 7 (Size and Space)
- UDL and engagementDefine UDL and name the organization that developed it
- UDL representation and action and expressionIdentify the options within the UDL Representation principle
- Usability vs. user experienceDifferentiate usability from user experience
- User-centered designDescribe the key elements of user-centered design
- Review of look-alike frameworksSort items correctly into WCAG POUR, the seven UD principles, and UDL's three principles