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feat(www): add accessibility statement #13190
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In the interest of not blocking this PR--could we introduce the document, and then in a separate PR introduce the footer?
The document and content itself looks great--just a little less sure about the footer, particularly the design and content (and I'd defer to @fk on the design, of course!).
Yes we can. I'll remove the link with a commit and open an issue to sort out placement! |
Co-Authored-By: marcysutton <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: marcysutton <[email protected]>
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Preemptively approving for when the footer is removed!
Thanks for this Marcy! So glad to see this here!!
* add accessibility statement to homepage * link and copy updates * Update docs/accessibility-statement.md Co-Authored-By: marcysutton <[email protected]> * add link to WCAG 2.0 Co-Authored-By: marcysutton <[email protected]> * remove homepage footer until it gets a review * update "last updated" date
Description
This PR adds a central place for Gatsby accessibility information to live on the .org site. It's currently linked from the homepage, with a centered text link at the bottom. We should add it to other sections too, but that will require some design work to fit a footer on pages that go full-height. This PR was intended to ship something we can link to, specifically for @amberleyromo's talk at JAMStack conf.
We'll want to update the accessibility statement whenever we have new information to add, particularly around our current status / commitment to WCAG 2.0 (and the last edited date on the statement...perhaps could be automated? seemed like overkill to me.)
EDIT: the homepage link was removed and #13221 was opened to sort out the design / placement.