Flash accessibility guidelines Heuristics set

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  1. 01. Assign text equivalents for visual elements

    Provide text equivalents for graphic elements in Flash Professional CS6. Provide names for graphic icons. Add text equivalents for gesturing animations that highlight an area of the page. When you use a feature such as Break Apart for text, be sure to provide a name or description. When a group of related graphic elements are used to convey a single idea, provide a single text equivalent and make the child objects inaccessible. Learn more about providing text equivalents.

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  1. 02. Animation: Make looping elements inaccessible

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  1. 03. Animation: Allow users to control motion

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  1. 04. Use accessible components

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  1. 05. Enable control over reading order

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  1. 06. Facilitate keyboard access to all controls

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  1. 07. Provide captions

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  1. 08. Provide accessible video controls

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  1. 09. Enable control over audio playback

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  1. 10. Expose structure

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  1. 11. Expose state of controls

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  1. 12. Use color wisely

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  1. 13. Validate for accessibility

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Updated by UXmanager on Wed, 2021-03-10 19:31