Summary
This Success Criterion ensures that web content follows a logical order that makes sense when read or interacted with. It demands the sequence should be meaningful, even if the visual presentation changes, supporting people who use assistive technologies or navigate with a keyboard.
Lyrics
VERSE 1:
Digital world, we all tryna navigate (yeah)
Success Criterion 1.3.2 keeps content straight (straight up)
When the order matters to what you communicate (talk)
Gotta keep that sequence in a meaningful state (facts)
Assistive tech needs to know which way to go (which way)
If your code’s all scrambled, the meaning won’t show (nah)
CHORUS:
Keep it in sequence, keep it in flow (flow)
When the order matters, let the code show (show)
Reading top to bottom, left to right (right)
Making sense for everyone, doing it right (right)
Keep it in sequence (yeah)
Keep it in sequence (1.3.2)
VERSE 2:
Some content needs order, like text in your article (true)
Tables and ordered lists got structure that’s critical (critical)
But navigation bars can float where they need to be (float)
As long as the core message reads logically (logic)
CSS positioning can change how it looks on screen (looks)
But the code underneath better maintain the dream (maintain)
‘Cause screen readers follow what the markup says (follow)
Not the visual layout that catches your gaze (never)
CHORUS:
Keep it in sequence, keep it in flow (flow)
When the order matters, let the code show (show)
Reading top to bottom, left to right (right)
Making sense for everyone, doing it right (right)
Keep it in sequence (yeah)
Keep it in sequence (1.3.2)
BRIDGE:
Don’t use white space to format your text (nah)
That’s a failure that’ll leave users perplexed (confused)
Multiple reading orders might be fine (might be fine)
As long as one makes sense every time (every time)
‘Cause when a screen reader speaks your page aloud (speaks it)
The sequence of your content makes you proud (proud)
CHORUS:
Keep it in sequence, keep it in flow (flow)
When the order matters, let the code show (show)
Reading top to bottom, left to right (right)
Making sense for everyone, doing it right (right)
Keep it in sequence (yeah)
Keep it in sequence (1.3.2)
Sound Influences
trap soul, atmospheric trap beats, flute samples, autotuned vocals, minimal production, codeine references, hi-hat trills, 808 bass, melancholic mood, slow tempo, southern hip-hop influence, introspective lyrics, reverb-heavy vocals
Version Number: 1.2