No Time Limits
Summary in Plain English
Completing a process does not involve time limits, unless a limit is essential.
Why It Matters
Time limits assume a typical speed of reading, typing and decision-making. People using screen readers, switch input or voice, and people with cognitive disabilities, routinely need longer.
Scope: When This Applies
The draft's own conditions, quoted from guidelines/groups/process-and-task-completion/adequate-time/no-time-limits.md.
Except when
- the time limit is essential.
Notes in the draft
Implying to a user that they will lose a benefit if they donโt act immediately is not an essential time limit.
Examples from the Draft
Worked examples the W3C editors wrote into the provision itself, not examples invented here.
Essential time limits would include but are not limited to auctions, ticket sales, or timed exams.