A structured knowledge repository created to help professionals transition into the digital accessibility domain. This curated collection includes essential guides, checklists, and screen reader documentation — everything you need to build, test, and advocate for inclusive digital products.
The mission of this repository is to empower:
- Developers who want to write accessible front-end code
- Testers aiming to master accessibility standards and tools
- Designers striving to craft inclusive user interfaces
- Product managers and consultants seeking compliance insights
This is not just another list of links—it is a focused learning and contribution platform built from hands-on experience.
ℹ️ Note: This repository is a living resource. More knowledge artifacts and guides will be regularly added to the designated sections to ensure it remains up-to-date and comprehensive.
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
/docs/aria.md |
A deep dive into ARIA roles, states, and best practices |
/docs/screen-reader-guides.md |
Hands-on guide for using NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack |
/docs/wcag-2.2-checklists.md |
A practical WCAG 2.2 checklist for devs, testers, and designers |
/legal/LICENSE |
Repository license (MIT) |
README.md |
You are here. This file provides context and onboarding |
If you’re just beginning your journey into accessibility:
- Start with
ARIA.mdto understand the fundamentals of semantic enrichment. - Use the
Screen Reader Guides.mdto familiarize yourself with real-time assistive technology testing. - Apply the
WCAG 2.2 Checklists.mdto validate your products for compliance. - Clone the repository and explore, or contribute to our issues/discussions section.
- ✅ Quick onboarding into accessibility testing
- ✅ Reference during audits or design reviews
- ✅ Training material for new accessibility hires
- ✅ Self-study for accessibility certifications
Want to make this better? Contributions are highly encouraged.
You can:
- Add new country-specific accessibility laws
- Update or fix inaccuracies in existing documentation
- Share testing examples, user stories, or issue patterns
- Improve existing guides with screenshots, code, or clarifications
Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md (coming soon) before submitting PRs.
Distributed under the MIT License. See /legal/LICENSE for more details.
Join the Discussions tab to:
- Ask questions about getting started in a11y
- Share testing experiences or tool configurations
- Get help understanding a complex WCAG guideline
📬 For professional consultations or speaking opportunities, connect with me on LinkedIn
Vaibhav Sharma
Software Engineer | BITS Pilani (Design & Computing)
Driven by empathy. Inspired by precision.
“The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.” – Tim Berners-Lee