If a site is accessible it is usable
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True
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False
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B
Correct answer
Explanation
Accessibility and usability are different concepts. A site can be technically accessible (screen readers can parse it) but unusable (poor navigation, confusing workflow). Usability requires good UX design beyond just accessibility compliance.
AI explanation
Accessibility means content can be perceived and operated by people with disabilities (e.g., screen reader compatibility), while usability is a broader measure of how easy and efficient a site is for any user to accomplish their goals. A site can meet accessibility standards yet still be confusing, poorly organized, or hard to navigate, so accessibility alone doesn't guarantee usability, making the statement false.