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Success Criterion · WCAG 3.3.7

Redundant Entry

Information previously entered by or provided to the user that is required to be entered again in the same process is either auto-populated, or available for the user to select, except where re-entering the information is essential, the information is required to ensure the security of the content, or previously entered information is no longer valid.

Level AWCAG 2.2Understandable3.3 · Input Assistance

Success criterion

What WCAG 3.3.7 requires

Summarized directly from the official Understanding document so teams can quote the requirement accurately.

All non-text content that is presented to users must expose an equivalent text-based alternative unless a documented exception applies.

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Overview

Use this space to describe how your product interprets this success criterion, list ownership, and capture implementation decisions for future audits.

Reference: All summaries and highlights originate from Understanding WCAG 3.3.7 and the W3C quick reference.

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Fast facts

Conformance level: Level A
WCAG version introduced: WCAG 2.2
Principle: Understandable
Guideline: 3.3 · Input Assistance

Implementation checklist

Capture progress and blockers

Document how this criterion impacts your product and note any exceptions.
Describe the user experience goal in plain language for designers and engineers.
List the components, templates, or workflows that must meet this requirement.
Capture manual and automated testing steps for future audits.

Testing ideas

Prove conformance with evidence

Pair automated linting with human review to verify visual, auditory, or temporal aspects.
Use assistive technology walkthroughs (screen reader, keyboard, switch, voice) to validate behavior.
Capture screenshots or recordings that demonstrate pass/fail conditions.

Related success criteria

More from Input Assistance (3.3)

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WCAG 3.3.1Error IdentificationLevel A WCAG 3.3.2Labels or InstructionsLevel A WCAG 3.3.3Error SuggestionLevel AA WCAG 3.3.4Error Prevention (Legal, Financial, Data)Level AA WCAG 3.3.5HelpLevel AAA WCAG 3.3.6Error Prevention (All)Level AAA WCAG 3.3.8Accessible Authentication (Minimum)Level AA WCAG 3.3.9Accessible Authentication (Enhanced)Level AAA

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