Dillon Kupferschmid CMWEB150 Project 2 Page 3

This page is to demonstrate and represent the use of an accessible form. An accessible form should have clear marks on what is optional and what isn't, there should either be a generous time limit or none at all, and most importantly, there should be no Dark Patterns to spike anxiety for any of the users, and most of all, it should be made clear and concise for anyone to read.

Enter your E-mail for contact purposes*:

Type in your name here (First and Last)*:

What school do you attend? (If you do not attend a school or wish to not answer, type "N/A")*:

The next questions aren't required, but if you answered the previous question, you may want to answer these as well (Optional Field):

If you do attend a school, do you attend classes online or in person?:

When do you graduate? (Enter date in MM/DD/YYYY format):

Choose an option from the dropdown menus below for the next few questions (Optional Field):

What do you know about Web Accessibility?

Do you ever think about how more websites could be made accessible?

Check off the things that you think a good website would have (Optional Field):

Accessible Website Feature Choices Screen Reader Compatible (NVDA, Windows Narrator, JAWS, etc)
A Dark Theme
Multiple Clickable Links
Comments and Editing Only Allowed by Signed-In Users
No Audio Playing When the Page Loads
Being Able to Use the TAB Key to Move Around a Page Without A Mouse
Picture-in-Picture Mode for Videos
Other (Specify Below in the Comments)

If you would like to attach a file, please click here (Optional Field):

Other Additional Comments (Optional Field):

For more information and examples of accessible web pages, visit the links below.

Other Project Pages:

To Access Index Page Project II

To Access Page 1 of Project II

To Access Page 2 of Project II

To Access Page 4 of Project II

To Access Page 5 of Project II

To Access Page 6 of Project II

Dillon Kupferschmid CMWEB150 Project 2 Page 3

Accessible Submission Form

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