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List of Placeholder Guidelines

Jeanne Spellman edited this page Sep 4, 2023 · 17 revisions

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Proposed Placeholder Guidelines

Short name Guideline text
Aid navigation The site or app aids navigation
Control semantics Controls have correct semantic markup
Harm from motion On-screen motion does not cause harm
Content order Contents are programmatically and visually ordered
Timing and interruptions The site or app minimizes the impact of timing and interruptions
Color and contrast Contents use sufficient contrast and do not rely on color alone
User control Users have ability to control audio, movement, and auto updating
Clear purpose Controls have clear purpose
Audio and video alternatives Video and audio have alternatives
Keyboard support The site or app supports the keyboard
Prevent harm The site or app does not cause harm
Error prevention User processes prevent users from making mistakes
Consistent design The site or app has a consistent design
Structured content Views have structure that helps user orient and navigate
Process cognitive load User processes do not increase cognitive load
Control and focus appearance Appearance of controls and focus support keyboard and pointer use
Provide help The site or app provides help
Flexible views Views are flexible
Text appearance and semantics Text uses appropriate fonts, layout and semantics
Clear language Content uses clear language
Mobile and pointer support The site or app supports mobile (touch) and pointer inputs
Error notification Controls notify users when making mistakes
Non-visual alternatives Images and graphics have non-visual alternatives

References from the WCAG2 Migration Analysis work in 2022 and 2023

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