Trace the whole error route.
Unknown is not a pass.
Observe one authorized form error with a keyboard and, where available, a screen reader. Record each phase as pass, fail, cannot tell or not tested. The browser stores no submission and makes no compliance verdict.
Six-phase error-recovery evidence ledger
| Phase | Status | Observation | Evidence | Keyboard | Screen reader | Owner / retest |
|---|
Release questions and uncovered scope
“Pass” means only that the entered observation met this manual scenario's expected behavior. It does not establish site, form, WCAG, legal or assistive-technology conformance. Cannot tell and not tested remain open evidence states.
Accessibility, privacy and testing boundary: this browser-only recorder never visits a URL, submits a form, runs a scanner, drives a keyboard or screen reader, uploads evidence, inspects code or determines compliance. Test only an authorized non-production or owner-controlled flow with synthetic data. Enter aliases and short observations—not URLs, identities, contact details, credentials, tokens, payment, health or private form data. A qualified human owns assistive-technology testing, remediation, release and legal interpretation.
$12 once multi-form error-recovery regression pack
Turn one complete abstract observation into an editable regression structure for multiple forms and errors, before/after evidence, keyboard and screen-reader notes, owners and retests. Payment buys structure—not testing execution or certification.
- seed six-phase observation ledger
- blank multi-form and multi-error matrix
- before/after evidence placeholders
- keyboard and screen-reader observation fields
- cannot-tell and uncovered-scope register
- owner, retest date and human sign-off
Current primary guidance and observable error-route examples
PMF pre-judgment 78/100 · costly release regressions and an identifiable product/accessibility buyer support paid evidence packs, while mature scanners and specialist audits limit differentiation