a.3.f Are there text equivalents for audio information - - - - (including transcripts of spoken information)? a.3.g Do video files have audio equivalents or full-text - - - - descriptions? a.3.h - - - - Are ALT attributes provided for applets? a.3.i Are electronic (such as .pdf, .doc and .ppt) - - - - accessible or do they have text equivalents? a.3.j Are text equivalents provided for embedded elements - - - - that are not detected by assistive technologies? a.3.k Are text equivalents provided for scanned - - - - information, including handwritten documents? (b) Equivalent alternatives for any multimedia presentation shall be synchronized with the presentation. b.1 Is complete, accurate, synchronized captioning in videos - - - - provided for audio content including sounds and music? b.2 Are clear and meaningful audio descriptions of visual - - - - content provided and synchronized in the video? (c) Web pages shall be designed so that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup. c.1 Where color used to convey meaning, is text, icons or - - - - symbols provided to convey the same meaning? For example: Task 1 Task 2 (*IMPORTANT*) Task 3 c.2 If color is used to convey information, is the information - - - - presented by another method? c.3 Is information that has been conveyed with color - - - - available to users who cannot see the screen? c.3.a Is information that has been conveyed with color still - - - - available when display colors and contrast have been changed? c.4 instructions are given, are actions or controls - - - - described in terms other than color? For example: green Start button” rather than green “Press “Press button”. c.5 Are other than color alone used to convey the state - - - - of a control (e.g. selected, unavailable)?
a.3.f Are there text equivalents for audio information (including transcripts of spoken information)? - - - - a.3.g Do video files have audio equivalents or full-text descriptions? - - - - a.3.h Are ALT attributes provided for applets? - - - - a.3.i Are electronic (such as .pdf, .doc and .ppt) accessible or do they have text equivalents? - - - - a.3.j Are text equivalents provided for embedded elements that are not detected by assistive technologies? - - - - a.3.k Are text equivalents provided for scanned information, including handwritten documents? - - - - (b) Equivalent alternatives for any multimedia presentation shall be synchronized with the presentation. b.1 Is complete, accurate, synchronized captioning in videos provided for audio content including sounds and music? - - - - b.2 Are clear and meaningful audio descriptions of visual content provided and synchronized in the video? - - - - (c) Web pages shall be designed so that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup. c.1 Where color used to convey meaning, is text, icons or symbols provided to convey the same meaning? For example: Task 1 Task 2 (*IMPORTANT*) Task 3 - - - - c.2 If color is used to convey information, is the information presented by another method? - - - - c.3 Is information that has been conveyed with color available to users who cannot see the screen? - - - - c.3.a Is information that has been conveyed with color still available when display colors and contrast have been changed? - - - - c.4 instructions are given, are actions or controls described in terms other than color? For example: “Press green Start button” rather than “Press green button”. - - - - c.5 Are other than color alone used to convey the state of a control (e.g. selected, unavailable)? - - - -
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