accessibility standards
A button invites users to take action by clicking somewhere on the screen real estate. When pressed down upon (by the mouse cursor), buttons should respond with an animation such as slightly darkening the background color or changing the border shape from rounded rectangles to diamonds, etc. Also, during this process, there should be some sort of feedback given back to the user via sound effects or vibrations upon a successful click, thus ensuring everyone gets confirmation that their input was successful. Whether it's visually impaired individuals relying heavily on sound cues or regular sighted persons who might not notice button changes without paying close attention, all types of feedback are useful here. Lastly, please ensure proper spacing between buttons so that they don't overlap each other, making it difficult to choose the correct option quickly by glancing over them.
content standards
A button invites users to take action by clicking somewhere on the screen real estate. When pressed down upon (by the mouse cursor), buttons should respond with an animation such as slightly darkening the background color or changing the border shape from rounded rectangles to diamonds, etc. Also, during this process, there should be some sort of feedback given back to the user via sound effects or vibrations upon a successful click, thus ensuring everyone gets confirmation that their input was successful. Whether it's visually impaired individuals relying heavily on sound cues or regular sighted persons who might not notice button changes without paying close attention, all types of feedback are useful here. Lastly, please ensure proper spacing between buttons so that they don't overlap each other, making it difficult to choose the correct option quickly by glancing over them.
interaction and animation
A button invites users to take action by clicking somewhere on the screen real estate. When pressed down upon (by the mouse cursor), buttons should respond with an animation such as slightly darkening the background color or changing the border shape from rounded rectangles to diamonds, etc. Also, during this process, there should be some sort of feedback given back to the user via sound effects or vibrations upon a successful click, thus ensuring everyone gets confirmation that their input was successful. Whether it's visually impaired individuals relying heavily on sound cues or regular sighted persons who might not notice button changes without paying close attention, all types of feedback are useful here. Lastly, please ensure proper spacing between buttons so that they don't overlap each other, making it difficult to choose the correct option quickly by glancing over them.
