To learn the secret to accessibility, you must navigate this page without a mouse and answer the questions correctly. (Hint: start with the tab key).

What's the difference between a link and a button?

Buttons make something happen, like submitting a form or showing a popup message. Try it out with the spacebar.


Links take the user to another place, be it a skip link to another element in the same page or to another page entirely. This link looks like a button. Try it out with the enter key.

If it goes somewhere, it's a link
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To be accessible, a checkbox must have:
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To navigate between radio buttons, use the keyboard:
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Which screen reader can you switch on for Apple iOS and MacOS?
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Pop quiz:
Hint: It uses the number of letters between the a and y.
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