Quick Summary of New WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria

From Essential Accessibility: a quick summary of new WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria...

• 2.4.11: Focus Appearance (Minimum)
  
  The focus indicator should contrast with the background.

• 2.4.13: Fixed Reference Points
  
  Electronic publications should have have page numbers and those numbers match a printed version.

• 2.5.7: Dragging
  
  If a dragging movement is required, provide an alternative means of dragging such as tapping or clicking.

• 2.5.8: Pointer Target Spacing
  
  Make sure hyperlink buttons or other interactive features take up at least 44×44 CSS pixels of space, including empty space surrounding the feature.

• 3.2.6: Findable Help
  
  If a help option is available, it should be available in a consistent location. 

• 3.2.7: Hidden Controls
  
  Important controls should remain visible and/or available while that control is relevant and not stay hidden and/or disappear until they receive a mouseover or focus.

• 3.3.7: Accessible Authentication
  
  If there is a Captcha or other cognitive test to prove you are human there needs should be an alternate way to authenticate such as 2-factor authentication. 

• 3.3.8: Redundant Entry
  
  When filling out a form, any previously entered information should be available through autofill or selection.