Intro to Digital Accessibility — IAAP-CPACC Prep
The interview is 30 minutes, open-ended Q&A. You need to speak clearly, use real examples, and show you understand the material — not just memorize it. Click any topic below to go straight to it. Use the navigation bar at the top to jump between pages, and the Next button at the bottom of each page to move forward.
Key stats, individual impact, organizational impact, and the core argument for accessibility as good design.
Three categories of law, and how laws impact individuals, organizations, and government agencies.
Rehabilitation Act, ADA (Titles I–V), CVAA, Assistive Technology Act, and the Maturity Model.
Canada (ACA, AODA), Europe (EN 301 549, EAA), and global frameworks (UN CRPD, Marrakesh Treaty).
Ronald Mace's 7 Principles of Universal Design with definitions and real-world examples for each.
The 3 Pillars of UDL, the 4 curriculum components, and the key insight about curriculum as a barrier.
All 9 BIT categories: Visual, Auditory, Speech, Deaf-Blindness, Mobility, Cognitive, Seizure, Psychological, Multiple.
7 models from the CPACC BoK — name, definition, strength, and weakness for each.
How to structure spoken answers, sample answers for Q1 and Q3, and the full key terms / acronyms list.