The CPACC certification validates your foundational knowledge of accessibility principles, standards, and laws. It covers disabilities, accessibility and universal design, and standards and legislation.
100
Total Questions
on the exam
110
Practice Questions
available here
65%
Passing Score
minimum
90 minutes
Duration
exam time
Practice each domain to build comprehensive knowledge
Understand different types of disabilities including visual, auditory, cognitive, neurological, physical, and speech disabilities, along with the assistive technologies used to overcome barriers.
Learn the principles of accessibility and universal design, including POUR principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust), universal design principles, UDL, and usability and user experience concepts.
Explore key accessibility standards like WCAG, Section 508, ADA, EN 301 549, and international legislation, along with organizational management strategies for accessibility.
Focus more on domains with higher weightage. Disabilities, Challenges, and Assistive Technologies carries 40% of the exam.
Consistent practice helps reinforce concepts. Try to complete at least one section per study session.
Don't just check answers—read every explanation to deepen your understanding of the concepts.
Use the question review grid to revisit incorrect answers and strengthen weak areas.
The actual exam is 90 minutes for 100 questions. Practice answering within time constraints.
You need 65% to pass. Aim higher in practice to build confidence for the real exam.