The document summarizes how various WCAG 2.0 success criteria relate to users with cognitive impairments. It groups the criteria into categories like timed events, audio, focus and input handling, signposting structure and location, words and meaning, and handling errors. For each criteria, it provides the numbered guideline, priority level, and a brief explanation of why the criteria is important for cognitive accessibility. The presentation aims to highlight how the success criteria can help ensure users with cognitive impairments can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with web content.