Question 1Accessibility refers to the design of products, devices, services, or environments for people with disabilities. How might you improve the user experience of a product for users with disabilities? Select all that apply.1 pointAdd features that increase magnificationInclude closed captions on videosFocus on users without disabilities firstDesign a separate version of the product with accessibility features

Understanding different types of disabilities (visible and invisible)

Question 8What does an equity-focused design approach seek to do?1 pointBuild products for one type of user, so the benefits can extend to many other types of usersBuild products that meet the needs of specific individuals and groups who have been excluded in the pastAccommodate the needs of users with disabilities

Assistive technology is meant to _________________.Question 4AnswerA.highlight the capabilities of a person with disabilityB.limit the capabilities of a person with a disabilityC.give an advantage to persons with disabilities over othersD.improve or maintain the capabilities of a person with disability

1)Which of the following is NOT a technique for improving the userexperience?A. User-centered designB. AccessibilityC. User testingD. Rapid prototyping

At this point in the empathizing phase of the design process, you have created personas, user stories, and user journey maps. Your UX design mentor asks you if you have considered people with disabilities in each of these. Why is this consideration important at these stages in the design process?1 pointThe developers and engineers will need to know from the start the extra coding and accessibility requirements they will need to add.You cannot add in accommodations for people with disabilities later on in the design process.It is important to identify accommodations considerations up front so the statement of work can be updated to reflect accessibility needs.People with disabilities share the same goal for any given user problem that your design is trying to solve.