Digital Hall of Fame Reflow Accessibility Test at 400% Zoom
A digital hall of fame reflow accessibility test is the process of verifying that when a visitor magnifies your school’s recognition website to 400 percent zoom—equivalent to a 320 CSS pixel viewport width—every inductee profile card, search control, sport-category filter, navigation link, and media element rearranges into a single scrollable column without requiring the visitor to scroll horizontally to reach any content or control. WCAG 2.1 Success Criterion 1.4.10 Reflow (Level AA) establishes this behavior as a baseline accessibility requirement. For school athletic directors, administrators, IT staff, and recognition-program managers, the reflow test is one of the most measurable acceptance criteria available: either the page content reflows cleanly or it does not. This guide provides a complete step-by-step testing workflow, viewport configuration instructions, a reusable issue log template, and answers to the questions school teams ask most often when preparing a recognition website for low-vision users.
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