Level A · WCAG 2.2
3.3.7 Redundant Entry
Information the user already entered in the same process is not demanded again — it is auto-filled or offered for selection.
Partly automated Some failures are detectable, others need judgement.
How it fails in practice
A checkout that asks for the delivery address, then asks for the billing address with no “same as delivery” option.
How to fix it
Carry the value forward, or offer it as a choice. The exception is where re-entry is essential — confirming a new password, for example.
At a glance
- Level
- Level A — the minimum. Failing one of these usually makes something impossible rather than merely hard.
- Principle
- Understandable
- Guideline
- 3.3 Input Assistance
- Added in
- WCAG 2.2
- EN 301 549
- Not referenced in EN 301 549 v3.2.1
- Automated check
- Partly automated
Partly automated
How far an automated check gets
A tool finds some failures here and cannot see the rest. A clean automated result means the checks that exist found nothing — not that the criterion is met. This is the gap that makes a green scan look like an accessible site, and it is where the keyboard agent, the agents still in development and a human reviewer do the remaining work.
Where it matters most
The guides that list it among the criteria to check first.
Related criteria
Other criteria under the same guideline.
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