Exam DP-500 topic 1 question 30 discussion

Answer is B

I think A is correct. Ref = https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/create-reports/desktop-accessibility-creating-reports

I will go for A, because B: While changing icons to different shapes can help differentiate between categories, it doesn't specifically address the accessibility needs of users with color vision deficiency.

B is correct

A is meaningless -- if you have color deficiency and you apply solution on A; then user need to check each row if it is below or up the target -- b option would be nicer and easy to check

i would go for B, since A is only applicable to screen readers. it's not mentioned that the customers are only screen reader users ... also in the ms page: use text or icons ... my ideal answer would be A & B but solo I would take B

If you change the icon shape to a unique shape for each color, you still need to explain what does that shape mean. This means that you still need the alt text. So, Alt text would be a better option to choose.

A and B seem right in combination. However B won't work without A - therefor A

The answer is A; it's on the accessibility Doc no brainer

The answer is A; it's on the accessibility Doc no brainer

Adding alt text provides an alternative textual description for the content that is conveyed through colors. By describing the meaning of each color used in the conditional formatting, users with color vision deficiency can understand the information presented in the table. Alt text can be added to the table or the individual cells to describe the significance of colors, such as "above quota," "near quota," or "below quota." Therefore, the correct answer is A. Add alt text to explain the information that each color conveys.

B is correct answer.

B it should be

It's A as they did focus in their models that Alt text is the way of helping color blind users

So if we change the shape we will still have the same colour! A is better by far

This is very tricky. Except D, all are possible solutions. If User is using screen reader then Alt text is the solution However, if we change the icon set such as Up/Down/Neutral icons then same message can be easily conveyed. A tool tip also can be useful but it needs user to move hover. Looking at all options B and A should be combined so it can be used by as many people as possible including complete blind persons. But if I have to choose only one then I will choose B

Changing shapes alone would not be enough, you would also need to describe what the shapes mean, while colors are self-descriptive). I am thus leaning towards A as B is not a complete answer