What is the minimum target for resizing text in accessible media players?

• A. There is a mechanism to resize text to at least 100%.
• B. There is a mechanism to resize text to at least 200% of its original size.
• C. Text resizing is not allowed.
• D. Text resizing is available only for headings.

Answer: (B)

Allowing users to enlarge text is essential for readability, especially for those with low vision. The minimum target for text resizing in accessible media players is to provide a mechanism that lets text be increased to at least 200% of its original size without losing content or functionality. This requirement ensures that captions, labels, and UI text remain accessible when users magnify the interface, addressing common accessibility needs. Seeing text only at the original size (100%) would not accommodate readers who need larger text, and forbidding resizing or restricting it to headings would leave important body text and controls unreadable or unusable.