WPAccessibility

WordPress Accessibility
http://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/
https://twitter.com/WPAccessibility Hello. Some of us are techies, some of us are not.

You’ve found the page of the Make WordPress Accessible team – a bunch of volunteers who are striving to improve the accessibility of WordPress. But we are united by a desire by see WordPress become accessible to as many people as possible. That’s so important now that WordPress powers over 20% of the world’s websites. But we need your help. We are currently a small team, and we’re interes

10/30/2014

WordCamp SF 2014. A great opportunity for the Make WordPress Accessible Team to meet and influence the accessible course of WordPress.

10/29/2014

Accessibility Resources
by Joseph Karr O'Connor
http://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/2014/10/26/accessibility-resources/

10/29/2014

Modernising our real-time communication
by John Blackbourn
http://make.wordpress.org/core/2014/10/29/modernising-real-time-communication/

Modernising our real-time communication The WordPress project is testing out Slack as our main real-time communication platform, replacing IRC and ad hoc Skype chats. chat.wordpress.org is our new information hub for Slack. All wordpress...

10/29/2014

WCSF 2014 Docs Contrib Day Notes
by Ben Lobaugh (blobaugh)

Purpose to see how we are doing on Docs and look towards the future
http://make.wordpress.org/docs/2014/10/29/wcsf-2014-docs-contrib-day-notes/

WCSF 2014 Docs Contrib Day Notes Purpose to see how we are doing on Docs and look towards the future Plugin handbook Almost complete. One page left to write Siobhan is holding back launch with the intro ;) Landing page on develope...

10/29/2014

Mentorship Session From now on each week we…
by Tammie
http://make.wordpress.org/themes/2014/10/28/mentorship-session-from-now-on-each-week-we/

Mentorship Session From now on each week we... Mentorship Session. From now on, each week we will be running a mentorship session each Thursday at 17:00 UTC in Slack . If you'd like to know more about Slack you can find out here: Th...

10/29/2014

Docs Sprint – November 1st
by Eric Amundson
http://make.wordpress.org/docs/2014/10/28/docs-sprint-november-1st/

Docs Sprint - November 1st The Seattle WP Meetup's next monthly WordPress Docs Sprint is coming up on Saturday, November 1st. We need all experience levels – this isn’t just for coders. We need writers, screenshot-takers, ed...

10/28/2014

Testing the Widgets Cutomizer
by Rian Rietveld
http://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/2014/02/19/testing-the-widgets-cutomizer/

Testing the Widgets Cutomizer Summary Results below tested against WCAG 2.0 AA standards. Overall, the interface performed well, and the majority of fixes should be fairly easy to make in the long run. Tested using Safari, Chro...

10/28/2014

3.8 Admin screens testing results
by Rian Rietveld

Keyboard Functionality Test Results

http://make.wordpress.org/accessibility/2014/01/17/3-8-admin-screens-testing-results/

3.8 Admin screens testing results Keyboard Functionality Test Results Test Guide Page Name Goes Here # Issue Standard Severity Recommendation 1 Keyboard All functionality of the content is operable through a keyboard interface. 2.1...

10/28/2014

WordCamp San Fransisco User Testing Results
by Aaron Jorbin
http://make.wordpress.org/core/2014/10/28/wordcamp-san-fransisco-user-testing-results/

WordCamp San Fransisco User Testing Results WordCamp San Francisco, and I conducted some user tests. We focused on three feature plugins planned for 4.1: Focus, Author Select, Session Manager. When possible, we created an edit...

10/28/2014

Twenty Fifteen Chat Summary October 28
by Ian Stewart
http://make.wordpress.org/core/2014/10/28/twenty-fifteen-chat-summary-october-28/

Twenty Fifteen Chat Summary October 28 Notes for our weekly chat about Twenty Fifteen: Twenty Fifteen continues to feel pretty robust — thanks to everyone who’s been testing the theme, reporting bugs, and contributing to patches with co...

10/28/2014

http://wordpress.tv/2014/10/28/trisha-salas-people-first-accessibility-considerations-for-wordpress-theme-developers/

Trisha Salas: People First - Accessibility Considerations for WordPress Theme Developers Accessibility is a growing concern in the WordPress community at large. Accessibility in web design means creating a site that everyone can use. The U.S. Census Bureau says that over 47 million Ame...