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RAWeb 1.1RAAM 1.1

Accessibility feature

This term is defined by more than one standard, and the wording differs. Each definition below is the one that applies to that standard’s criteria.

Definition in RAWeb 1.1

Examples of accessibility features

  • a component for loading a more contrasting colour palette for users;
  • a font size enlargement component;
  • a component for accessing a simplified language version;
  • special keyboard shortcuts available for certain assistive technologies;
  • gestures or device movements that trigger features.

Criteria in RAWeb 1.1

Definition in RAAM 1.1

Example of an accessibility feature:

  • a component for loading a more contrasting colour palette for users;
  • a font size enlargement component;
  • a component providing access to a simplified language version;
  • special keyboard shortcuts available for certain assistive technologies;
  • gestures or device movements that trigger features;
  • a customised rotor on some screens (the rotor is a screen reader feature that enables quick navigation between types of elements on a screen; some platforms allow you to define application-specific quick navigation elements in this rotor. See a demo).

Criteria in RAAM 1.1