13.1
For each web page, does the user have control over each time limit modifying the content (excluding special cases)?
WCAG Reference
WCAG 2.2.1Tests
- 13.1.1
For each web page, does each refresh process (
<object>tag,<embed>tag,<svg>tag,<canvas>tag,<meta>tag) meet one of these conditions (excluding special cases)?The user can stop or restart the refresh.
The user can increase the time limit between two refreshes by at least ten times.
The user is warned that a refresh is imminent and has at least twenty seconds to increase the time limit before the next refresh.
The time limit between two refreshes is at least twenty hours. - 13.1.2
For each web page, is every redirect procedure carried out using a
<meta>tag immediate (excluding special cases)? - 13.1.3
For each web page, does each redirect carried out via a script satisfy one of these conditions (excluding special cases)?
The user can stop or restart the redirect.
The user can increase the time limit before the redirect by at least ten times.
The user is warned that a redirect is imminent and has at least twenty seconds to increase the time limit before the next redirect.
The time limit before the redirect is at least twenty hours. - 13.1.4
For each web page, does each procedure limiting the time of a session meet one of these conditions (excluding special cases)?
The user can remove the time limit.
The user can increase the time limit.
The time limit before the end of the session is at least twenty hours.
WCAG Techniques
- F40
- F41
- F58
- F61
- G75
- G76
- G110
- G133
- G180
- G186
- G198
- H76
- SCR1
- SCR16
- SCR36
- SVR1