The Accessibility Project The A11Y Project

Repository

https://github.com/HelpToGrow/RanaTalhaTraiq

Introduction

The Accessibility Project is an open source project committed to making web accessibility easier for frontend designers and developers to understand and adopt into a daily workflow. The project started in mid-January 2013 in response to a general feeling among developers that core accessibility concepts, features and code examples are overly difficult to extract.

The project has three core tenets. It aims to be digestible (offering short, easy to understand pieces of content), up-to-date (in line with the latest standards) and forgiving (because people make mistakes, and web accessibility is tricky).

At the time of writing, 102 people have contributed to The Accessibility Project and it has become an invaluable resource for any developer looking to make their sites more accessible to all.

Post Body

Accessibility can be a complex and difficult topic. The Accessibility Project understands this and wants to help make it easier to implement on the web. Our goal is to accomplish this with three principles in mind:

Digestible. We strive to feature short, digestible pieces of content.

Up-to-date. The project is hosted on GitHub so information can be current with the latest standards.

Forgiving. People make mistakes, so we seek to be encouraging.