No accessibility feature override

For systems with built-in accessibility features to access systems, people may need applications that do not override or defeat those built-in platform features.

Notes

For example:

• Web content does not block browser zoom functionality (or an alternate is available?)
• Web content does not block screen direction changes
• Applications
• &
• web content allow for high contrast themes to be applied
• Applications/content respect preferences for reduced motion(?)

Mappings

Functional ability	Accommodation type	Accessibility characteristic
Ability to understand implied content	Assistive technology	Quality
Ability to understand numeric concepts	Assistive technology	Quality
Attention and concentration	Assistive technology	Quality
Auditory	Assistive technology	Quality
Balance and stability	Assistive technology	Quality
Cognitive processing	Assistive technology	Quality
Contextual knowledge	Assistive technology	Quality
Executive functions	Assistive technology	Quality
Fine motor control	Assistive technology	Quality
Gustatory	Assistive technology	Quality
Language skills	Assistive technology	Quality
Learning	Assistive technology	Quality
Memory	Assistive technology	Quality
Mental health	Assistive technology	Quality
Mobility	Assistive technology	Quality
Multidimensional body movement	Assistive technology	Quality
Olfactory	Assistive technology	Quality
Physical attributes	Assistive technology	Quality
Reach	Assistive technology	Quality
Self-regulation	Assistive technology	Quality
Sensory processing	Assistive technology	Quality
Social skills	Assistive technology	Quality
Stamina	Assistive technology	Quality
Strength	Assistive technology	Quality
Tactile	Assistive technology	Quality
Visual	Assistive technology	Quality

References

• Reference: 3-1-c to have applications not override or defeat built-in accessibility features

Tags

Imported from https://github.com/accessiblecommunity/Digital-Accessibility-Framework/no-feature-override.md