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Criteria for accessible form labelling, validation, error identification, error suggestions, and error prevention.
10 criteria matched.
Use HTML autocomplete attributes on form fields collecting user data.
If a session expires, users can log back in and continue where they left off without losing data.
Clearly identify form errors and describe them in text that screen readers can access.
Every form field needs a clear label or instruction explaining what to enter.
Suggest fixes for errors when possible (e.g., 'Did you mean...?').
Prevent serious errors by allowing reversal, checking, or confirmation.
Prevent errors on ALL forms, not just legal/financial ones.
Don't make users re-enter information they've already provided in the same session.
Provide authentication methods that don't require solving puzzles, remembering passwords, or transcribing text.
No cognitive tests required for authentication at all - provide fully accessible alternatives.