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Neurodivergent UX Checklist

50 patterns that neurodivergent users need but standard WCAG audits miss. Click items to mark pass, fail, or N/A.

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Progressive disclosure of complex forms

Beyond WCAG

Multi-step forms reveal fields gradually rather than showing everything at once

Clear visual hierarchy on every page

Beyond WCAG

Users can immediately identify the primary action and information flow

No more than 3-5 choices per decision point

Beyond WCAG

Hick's Law: decision time increases with number of options

Consistent navigation patterns across pages

Menu, search, and key actions are in the same location on every page

Plain language (no jargon without explanation)

Beyond WCAG

Content uses simple vocabulary; technical terms are defined inline

Error messages explain what went wrong and how to fix it

Not just 'Invalid input' but 'Please enter a date in DD/MM/YYYY format'

Confirmation before destructive actions

Beyond WCAG

Delete, cancel, or irreversible actions require explicit confirmation

Undo available for key actions

Beyond WCAG

Users can reverse their last action (e.g. undo delete, restore changes)

No time pressure on form completion

Beyond WCAG

Forms don't expire or auto-submit, giving users time to think

Progress indicators on multi-step processes

Beyond WCAG

Users know where they are and how much is left

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