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Mobile accessibility

There are no specific standards or guidelines dedicated to mobile devices. However, WCAG 2.x and other standards are highly applicable to both web and non-web mobile content and applications.

Mobiles or wireless devices include any handheld device, regular mobile phones, smartphones, tablets and wearables.

The following guideline is derived from WCAG 2.2 with additional best practices recommended by *

Table 14. Mobile accessibility template

WCAG section	criterion *	Description
1.1	Text Alternatives	Images and non-text content must be provided with alternative text in Arabic or intended language	☐
1.2	Time-based Media	It includes 9 success criterions To provide alternatives for audiovisual content	☐
1.3	Adaptable	Includes 6 success criterions to have an adaptable content and layout with no information loss	☐
1.4	Distinguishable	Includes 13 success criterion. All are important to be able to see and hear content in different situations	☐
2.1	Keyboard Accessible	Includes 4 criterion. All important to access all feature by keyboard	☐
2.2	Enough Time	Includes 6 criterion. Users can extend or adjust any time limit in accessing the content	☐
2.3	Seizures	Includes 3 criterion. NO content that causes seizures or physical reactions.	☐
2.4	Navigable	Includes 13 criterion. Different methods and way to navigate content	☐
3.1	Readable	Includes 6 criterion for textual content readability and understandability	☐
3.2	Predictable	Web page are designed with ease of predictability	☐
3.3	Input Assistance	Includes 8 criterion. Users should be able to discover, avoid, correct and recover from mistakes.	☐
4.1	Compatible	Design for maxim compatibility with user agents and assistive technologies.	☐