question in subject line. Maybe there is a userscript to do this for me? i put the same wrong answer several times in a row because i didn’t realize i was getting it wrong.
(I called “slide” “slope”. 
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That’s not a bad idea. I never realised myself that the only way you could tell is from the colour. That is, unless your item goes one rung higher (e.g. from apprentice to guru).
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Reckon you should email them about this one, even if just to point them towards this thread, as it seems like a no-brainer.
They’re very nice! (hello@wanikani.com)
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The indicator already shows an arrow that points up (for level up) or down (for level down)
Down
Up
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But the Indicator only shows up, when you answer the second question for the item.
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I feel like maybe there’s already a script for this. Lemme go dig…
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Yeah, I vaguely remember talk about a texture or something? Not sure if that was implemented in a script or if it was just a suggestion which was thrown around.
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Hmm…
I found this and this, but both are fairly old, and the first one doesn’t seem to apply universally.
Perhaps someone more well-versed could make a script?
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If anyone finds one (or makes one) as a stop-gap, please let me know. I’m going to see if we can get something added for a permanent solution. Like @plantron, I never really thought about it, but I agree that there should be some kind of visual indicator besides a color cue.
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@CyrusS I’m looking into something now.
@cantoryakov Would it be sufficient if I change the button/icon to the right of the input to different icons when correct or incorrect? Referring to the thing circled in the below picture:
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Yeah sure, icon change is good. Also I find the WK app for Android has a thing where the answer pops up if you get it wrong. This is a great way for me to know when i make a mistake.
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I’m color blind too (maybe we have different forms of color blindness, if you’re monochromatic and I’m protonomalyic), but does the site not already have pretty well-contrasted color indicators, or am I going crazy and it’s actually a script that’s been doing this for me?
e.g.
versus
I‘m using the app Tsurukame. Maybe that helps?
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Tsurukame has those little particle effects every time you get the answer right and opens the item info instantly when your answer is wrong. These are pretty good indicators 
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@cantoryakov Give this a try:
Full script page posted here: [Userscript] WaniKani Review Accessibility Change Icon
Original Post Here
// ==UserScript==
// @name WaniKani Update Icon After Correct/Incorrect Review
// @namespace https://www.wanikani.com
// @description Update icon after answering a review based on whether the answer was correct or not.
// @author seanblue
// @version 0.1.0
// @include https://www.wanikani.com/lesson/session
// @include https://www.wanikani.com/review/session
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
(function($) {
let style = `<style>
#answer-form .correct .icon-chevron-right:before { content: "\\f058"; }
#answer-form .incorrect .icon-chevron-right:before { content: "\\f057"; }
</style>`;
$('head').append(style);
})(window.jQuery);
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I think any kind of 
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would help with every level or perhaps whenever you get something right or wrong.
Accidental reply to you seanblue sorry! >w<;
@seanblue,
While (or if) you’re still looking into the color bar changes in Double Check, this would make a good option on the Colors tab.
Edit: I should rename the script to “Everything having to do with reviews” script, because it is slowly merging everything for the sake of compatibility 
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I was about to push it up as a standalone script (though I did add support for another icon for the close class that I plan on adding to Double Check). I think it probably should be a standalone script for people that don’t use Double Check (plus this will work in Lessons too), but I can add an “accessibility” checkbox in the Colors tab and duplicate it in Double Check if you want. It shouldn’t be much work.
I suppose since yours (above) is just CSS, it makes sense to leave it standalone. It shouldn’t conflict with Double Check.
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Full script post here:
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