Check a site for barriers Access Check
Review five public pages of an open-source project's site for accessibility barriers, with a keyboard-only pass and a screen-reader pass. You write up what you found and file it as public issues.
A student review. Not a professional assessment.
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- In detail
- A student accessibility review of five public pages of an open-source project's site, or of their own campus organization with its written consent, against WCAG 2.2 AA with a keyboard-only and a screen-reader pass; findings filed as public issues or sent to the owner
- What you leave with
- Piece page
- Who confirms it
- Two students at other colleges reproduced three of your findings, picked by Tillyard. Tillyard did not check them itself.
- What goes on your résumé
- Projects: Student accessibility review of an open-source documentation site: 5 pages against WCAG 2.2 AA, 17 barriers written up with fixes and filed as public issues; 3 findings reproduced by two students at other colleges
An example. Yours will say what you did.
Not for here: structures, pressure systems, mains electricity, vehicles, medical devices, weapons, or advice to a real person on law, tax, medicine, engineering or investments.
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Before you start
You own what you make here. If you made it for a class, a lab or an employer, someone else may have a claim on it, so leave it out. You do this unpaid and by choice, and you do not work for Tillyard. You are keeping a record of something you chose to do.