This repository is the source code of iOS Accessibility Handbook online documentation, which is an educational resource dedicated to help developers, designers, testers and researchers work on accessibility of iOS applications.
The handbook is essentially a complete course of digital accessibility practices with application to iOS. Interactive guides, detailed articles, various media assets and review assessments form a holistic program with a curriculum designed such way that everyone can find something useful. Regardless of their current experience with the subject.
The book is consistent of 4 sections:
- Introduction to digital accessibility
- Digital accessibility basics
- Advanced accessibility practices
- Enterprise accessibility
Each volume offers a broad range of related knowledge packed in chapters. To inspect the curriculum in detail, visit the Miro board overviewing the program content.
Majorly the project is based on the content of About Accessibility on iOS book written by Mikhail Rubanov.
The book is exactly a complete course on accessibility of iOS applications, but being a traditional book — moreover available in Russian language exclusively — sucks. So here we are, happily putting videos and code samples on the documentation pages! Have fun.
Websites is an exemplary cross-platform solution. Having resources available on the Net widens its availability — one has to have nothing more than a web browser and an Internet connection to access the resource.
The interactivity is implemented by relying on DocC technology, which is a native rich documentation solution for Swift projects.
It uses Markdown as its formatting language.
The resource is hosted by GitHub Pages, which is a great option to allow anyone to contribute to the project. GitHub Pages simply turns a GitHub repository into a website, which plays along open-source development fittingly.
Yes, everyone is welcome to influence the project, especially considering its non-profit nature. It can be done by committing ideas and fixes to this repository or straightforwardly reaching someone from the team. A few examples of doing this:
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describe a problem or discuss on the topic in Issues;
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propose a change by creating a pull request to this repository;
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get in contact with one of the responsible editors by using the credential information they've provided.
Sponsored by VoiceOver Designer
VoiceOver Designer is a macOS application that allows to design and prototype accessibility features over a screenshot of an app.
More about the app: https://rubanov.dev/voice-over-designer
Code source: https://github.com/VODGroup/VoiceOverDesigner
