Summary
This Success Criterion ensures that when users make errors on a website, they are given clear and easy-to-understand guidance on how to correct them. This makes the website more accessible to all users, including those with cognitive or visual impairments, improving their overall experience.
Lyrics
VERSE 1
In the digital maze, where users often roam,
Some get lost when errors block their way home
Forms demand perfection, rejecting what you type
For those with disabilities, it’s an uphill fight
Visual impairments, cognitive delays
Motor limitations – they all need a guide
When the system says “no” but doesn’t say why
Frustration builds and users say goodbye
CHORUS
Give them a suggestion
Don’t leave them in the dark
Show the path to correction
Help them hit their mark
Error suggestions – a beacon in the night
Making digital worlds accessible by design
VERSE 2
A date in wrong format, a required field that’s bare
The system knows what’s missing, so why not share?
Security preserved, the purpose still intact
Just offer them direction, a simple way to act
Those learning differences won’t be left behind
Visual barriers won’t make the users blind
And those with motor challenges won’t have to try again
When your error messages actually explain
CHORUS
Give them a suggestion
Don’t leave them in the dark
Show the path to correction
Help them hit their mark
Error suggestions – a beacon in the night
Making digital worlds accessible by design
BRIDGE
It’s not just about compliance
It’s about human dignity
When you show them how to fix it
You give them autonomy
ARIA alerts whisper guidance
Text descriptions light the way
Success criterion three-three-three
Making the web a better place to stay
Sound Influences
pop ballad, pop, ballad, inspirational, mid-tempo, r&b, romantic, melodramatic, melismatic vocals, orchestral backing, female vocals, 1990s.
Version Number: 1.2