Cognitive Web Accessibility Assessments: Transformability Results
These are aggregate results related to the Transformability section of the cognitive Web accessibility assessments.
Section: Transformability
- 20 Web sites have been assessed to date.
- 80% met the criteria (below) for this section.
Guideline 1
- Support increased text sizes.
Increase the text size 200-300%. The page should remain readable and functional when text is increased. - Of the 20 Web sites to which this guideline applied, 55% met it.
Guideline 2
- Ensure images are readable and comprehensible when enlarged.
Scale the page 200-300%. Content within images, particularly text, should be legible and understandable. Use true text instead of text within images when feasible. - Of the 20 Web sites to which this guideline applied, 100% met it.
Guideline 3
- Ensure color alone is not used to convey content.
Select the "Disable Styles" button in WAVE. Ensure that no content is lost when color is removed or changed. - Of the 20 Web sites to which this guideline applied, 100% met it.
Guideline 4
- Support the disabling of images and/or styles.
Select the "Disable Styles" button in WAVE. Ensure that the page remains readable and functional when styles are disabled. Select the text-only view in WAVE and ensure that all content is available when images are disabled (alternative text will be displayed instead). - Of the 20 Web sites to which this guideline applied, 65% met it.
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