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sensory-instructions
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# Avoid sensory-only instructions
Color-blind users can't see 'click the red button,' screen reader users can't perceive 'the menu on the right,' and deaf users miss audio cues—multi-modal instructions include everyone.
## Quick Reference
- Don't use color alone to convey information (red=error)
- Add text labels to shape and location references
- Provide visual alternatives for audio cues
- Combine multiple cues so all users can understand
## Check
Review instructions and verify they don't rely only on color ('click the red button'), shape ('the circular icon'), location ('the menu on the right'), or sound ('when you hear the beep'). Ensure text labels supplement visual cues.