WCAG 2.2 and 3.0 Update
summary
WCAG 2.2 is essentially finalized this spring and adds nine new success criteria (2 at A, 5 at AA, 2 at AAA), moves 2.4.7 down to A and removes 4.1.1 parsing; highlights include consistent help, redundant entry, accessible authentication (AA and stricter AAA), dragging movements (2.5.7), focus not obscured (AA/AAA) and a 24x24 minimum target size at AA while Focus Appearance remains at risk. Work also produces ACT rules and tool alignment, and WCAG 3 shifts to outcomes, methods and assertions and procedures with bronze/silver/gold conformance.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:45WCAG 2.2 timeline overview
- 3:13WCAG 2.2 new success criteria
- 4:59Cognitive accessibility updates
- 7:33Accessible authentication in 2.2
- 9:42Mobility accessibility enhancements
- 12:33Target size and Focus criteria
- 14:40Focus appearance at risk
- 18:15Hot topics in WCAG 2.2
- 20:25ACT rules for consistent testing
- 24:43WCAG 3.0 structure and goals
- 26:06WCAG 3.0 outcomes vs success criteria
- 31:00Assertions and procedures in WCAG 3.0
- 35:41WCAG 3.0 timeline and challenges
- 38:27Future of WCAG 2.2 and getting involved
- 39:54Q&A session
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