Recognizable signals

For systems that provide alerts, people may need recognizable signals (including feedback and cues) for different alerts or other messages that use signals.

Mappings

Functional ability	Accommodation type	Accessibility characteristic
Auditory	Default	Notifications
Ability to understand implied content	Default	Notifications
Ability to understand numeric concepts	Default	Notifications
Attention and concentration	Default	Notifications
Balance and stability	Default	Notifications
Cognitive processing	Default	Notifications
Contextual knowledge	Default	Notifications
Executive functions	Default	Notifications
Fine motor control	Default	Notifications
Gustatory	Default	Notifications
Language skills	Default	Notifications
Learning	Default	Notifications
Memory	Default	Notifications
Mental health	Default	Notifications
Mobility	Default	Notifications
Multidimensional body movement	Default	Notifications
Olfactory	Default	Notifications
Physical attributes	Default	Notifications
Reach	Default	Notifications
Self-regulation	Default	Notifications
Sensory processing	Default	Notifications
Social skills	Default	Notifications
Stamina	Default	Notifications
Strength	Default	Notifications
Tactile	Default	Notifications
Visual	Default	Notifications

References

Reference: 5-3-6 to have distinct recognisable signals for different alerts or other messages that use signals
Reference: 5-3-6-a to have distinct recognisable feedback
Reference: 5-3-6-b to have distinct recognisable cues

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