Distinguish visual components

For systems with multiple visual components, people may need to be able to clearly perceive and distinguish the various visual components and not have them interfere with each other.

Notes

Examples:

• Important content on a video that is not covered up when captions are turned on
• Dialogs that do not overlap
• Tooltip-like interactions that can be dismissed so that content underneath can be perceived and read

Mappings

Functional ability	Accommodation type	Accessibility characteristic
Visual	Default	Time-based content
Visual	Assistive technology	Time-based content

References

• Reference: 5-3-1-a to distinguish among the individual visual components being presented
• Reference: 5-4-3-a to have visual accessibility features (such as captions) not interfere with perception of standard information

Tags

• unsure

Imported from https://github.com/accessiblecommunity/Digital-Accessibility-Framework/distinguish-visual-components.md