Accessibility (ARIA) interview questions

1. A.the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree
2. B.the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech
3. C.the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text
4. D.the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates

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1. A.role attribute
2. B.aria-describedby attribute
3. C.aria-label attribute
4. D.aria-live region

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1. A.aria-label attribute — the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates
2. B.aria-label attribute — the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text
3. C.aria-label attribute — the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus
4. D.aria-label attribute — the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree

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1. A.the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text
2. B.the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech
3. C.the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates
4. D.the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name

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1. A.aria-live region
2. B.aria-label attribute
3. C.role attribute
4. D.tabindex attribute

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1. A.role attribute — the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus
2. B.role attribute — the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
3. C.role attribute — the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree
4. D.role attribute — the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech

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1. A.the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
2. B.the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus
3. C.the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text
4. D.the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree

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1. A.aria-label attribute
2. B.tabindex attribute
3. C.aria-describedby attribute
4. D.aria-hidden attribute

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1. A.aria-hidden attribute — the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus
2. B.aria-hidden attribute — the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
3. C.aria-hidden attribute — the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text
4. D.aria-hidden attribute — the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree

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1. A.the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates
2. B.the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree
3. C.the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
4. D.the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus

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1. A.tabindex attribute
2. B.aria-hidden attribute
3. C.aria-label attribute
4. D.aria-describedby attribute

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1. A.tabindex attribute — the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
2. B.tabindex attribute — the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech
3. C.tabindex attribute — the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus
4. D.tabindex attribute — the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text

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1. A.the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
2. B.the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech
3. C.the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree
4. D.the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates

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1. A.aria-hidden attribute
2. B.role attribute
3. C.aria-label attribute
4. D.aria-live region

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1. A.aria-live region — the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech
2. B.aria-live region — the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates
3. C.aria-live region — the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
4. D.aria-live region — the property that supplies an invisible accessible name to an element that has no visible text

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1. A.the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech
2. B.the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates
3. C.the integer property that controls whether and in what order an element receives keyboard focus
4. D.the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name

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1. A.aria-live region
2. B.aria-describedby attribute
3. C.role attribute
4. D.aria-label attribute

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1. A.aria-describedby attribute — the container whose value, when set to polite or assertive, makes screen readers announce dynamic updates
2. B.aria-describedby attribute — the property that removes a decorative element and its children from the accessibility tree
3. C.aria-describedby attribute — the property whose id references provide supplementary descriptive text announced after the element's name
4. D.aria-describedby attribute — the property that overrides an element's implicit semantics to expose a different widget type to assistive tech

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