Flash Guidelines

No.	Checkpoint	Source
1.1	FlashMX or newer has been used to develop the content	DEECD
1.2	An overall description of the Flash movie is provided	Priority 1
1.3	A single text equivalent is provided for the entire Flash movie when its meaning could be conveyed in a single description	Priority 2
1.4	Elements that do not convey any information should be made inaccessible	Priority 2
1.5	All buttons are accessible to screen readers	Priority 2
1.6	Reading order of Flash content is logical	Priority 3
1.7	Hide child objects of animation	Priority 2
1.8	All movement can be stopped	Priority 2
1.9	Avoid blinking or flashing content	Priority 2
1.10	All buttons can be activated via a keyboard	Priority 2
1.11	All essential controls have keyboard shortcuts	Priority 3
1.12	Progressive disclosure is used for Flash movies with complex controls	Priority 3
1.13	Enable accessibility features of appropriate components	Priority 2
1.14	The volume is adjustable	Priority 2
1.15	Captions have been provided for all video content	Priority 1
1.16	Information is not provided via colour alone	Priority 1
1.17	A zooming mechanism has been provided to increase the size of text	Priority 2
1.18	Any time limits can be increased	Priority 2