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What do we need to do to make Starshot accessible? If this is a "completely new Drupal" then we need to make sure that we are building in accessibility best practices from the start. Some thoughts:
What are the known accessibility problems in the components which will make up Starshot?
How do we go beyond the automated testing already in Core to ensure that we are catching new issues earlier in the process?
What can we do now to make sure that additional flexibility does not inadvertently exclude people?
As a leading open source CMS, we've made commitments to keep up with accessibility best practices as defined by the W3C https://www.drupal.org/about/features/accessibility - which impacts both the user and author facing pieces?
Starshot will take a big investment from our community, but we have to see it doesn't exclude people as part of this process.
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a heavy plus one to mikes point, but i would extend the question and ask to what degree core gates should apply to modules added to Starshot? I am looking at it from an ux perspective, which is overlapping with a11y anyway.
What do we need to do to make Starshot accessible? If this is a "completely new Drupal" then we need to make sure that we are building in accessibility best practices from the start. Some thoughts:
Starshot will take a big investment from our community, but we have to see it doesn't exclude people as part of this process.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: