Annex II is a set of illustrations, expressly not binding, showing ways a product or service can meet the Annex I requirements. It follows the structure of Annex I, with a section for each requirement, and pairs a requirement with one or more practical examples. The examples are design illustrations. They include, for instance, information given in more than one sensory form, text that screen readers can read, subtitles on video instructions, tactile or spoken alternatives to a written warning, larger and better separated touch targets, reduced force, avoidance of flicker, headphone sockets on terminals, alternatives to fingerprint recognition and predictable software behaviour with enough time to act. The annex also shows its own limits: several entries say that no example was provided, including for parts of the interface list and for support services. That is a useful warning against treating the annex as a complete checklist. It is a set of illustrations, and the binding requirement remains the Annex I text.
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