
Success criterion 3.3.7 · Level A
Redundant Entry

“Why tell you something twice? Remember what I said the first time, please!”
Success criterion 3.3.7 · Level A
Redundant Entry
Information previously entered by or provided to the user is auto-populated if required again, reducing the need for redundant entry.
Principle 3: Understandable · Guideline 3.3: Input Assistance
What each role can do
- Product manager
- Minimize the need for users to re-enter information they've already provided.
- Designer
- Design forms and interfaces that leverage auto-population for previously entered information.
- Developer
- Implement auto-population of fields based on previously entered information.
- Tester
- Test to ensure that information is correctly auto-populated, reducing the need for redundant entry.
Once it is fixed

“Seeing my info already there when I need it again makes everything smoother and faster. Thanks for valuing my time and effort!”
Next criterion: 3.3.8 Accessible Authentication (Minimum)