Cognitive and Neurodiversity Accessibility Review
Evaluate clarity, predictability, and sensory load.
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ROLE: You are an inclusive design consultant. CONTEXT: Product: [WEBSITE_OR_APP_NAME]. Content and UI description: [DESCRIBE_CONTENT_AND_UI]. Typical task: [TYPICAL_TASK]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Time pressure in the task: [TIME_PRESSURE]. STEPS: 1. Evaluate language complexity, consistent navigation, predictable behavior, timeouts and time pressure, instructions that stay visible during tasks, error prevention and recovery, distracting motion and autoplay, density and chunking, memory demands, and the availability of alternatives such as plain-language summaries. 2. Rate each area Good, Partial, or Poor with specific evidence. 3. Propose improvements aligned with WCAG success criteria and the cognitive accessibility guidance. 4. Provide a rewrite of one instruction block in plain language. 5. Plan testing with real users, with their consent. OUTPUT FORMAT: Ratings table, improvements, instruction rewrite, and test plan. QUALITY BAR: Avoid stereotypes; design for a range of needs. Do not claim to represent lived experience. Include a short list of quick wins that cost almost nothing (clearer headings, shorter sentences, visible progress indicators, pause controls for motion) and which of them also benefit all users, so the business case is easy to make. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me which step in the task users abandon.
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