This document provides a log of all accessibility audits performed on this project. As this is an open source project, anyone can perform an accessibilty audit and report the results.
At this stage, the type of audit you perform is up to you. Here are some suggestions, This is by no means an exhaustive list:
- Work through the how to meet WCAG quick reference
- Test using assistive technologies
- Use the A11y project accessibility compliance checklist
- Check colour scheme for colour blindness with whocanuse.com
- Check HTML pages using the W3C Markup Validation Service
Note, perform the audit on the production version of this site, not your local version.
- create a new file in accessibility-audits folder using the naming convention
YYYY-MM-DD_audit_yourgithubname.md - copy the content of AUDIT_TEMPLATE.md into your new file
- document your audit
- post a link to your audit at the top of the log
3. 💻 Report issues in the GitHub project issues page
- Create new issues for accessibility problems that come up in your audit
- Create a single issue for a significant piece of work (e.g. review colour scheme of project for contrast) or group similar problems together in a single issue (e.g. a list of images requiring alt tags)
- How to create an issue in a GitHub project