Question

unit 4 - challenge 4.1: digital imaging
in relation to accessibility, which digital design strategy should be avoided?
a.) implementing responsive design to adapt the layout and content for various devices and screen sizes
b.) allowing users to control animations, such as being able to pause, stop, or hide them
c.) ensuring all elements can be navigated and activated using a keyboard
d.) using high - contrast patterns like stripes or checkerboards to make the interface more visually appealing

Explanation:

High - contrast patterns like stripes or checkerboards can cause visual discomfort or even trigger seizures in some individuals (such as those with photosensitive epilepsy). Responsive design (a) helps different users access content on various devices. Allowing users to control animations (b) gives users more agency. Ensuring keyboard navigation (c) is important for users who cannot use a mouse (e.g., those with motor disabilities).

Answer:

d. Using high - contrast patterns like stripes or checkerboards to make the interface more visually appealing