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Contributing to the WP Accessibility Knowledge Base

Thank you for considering contributing to the WP Accessibility Knowledge Base! This project is community-driven and relies on contributions from people like you to grow and stay up to date.

Ways to Contribute

There are several ways you can help improve this project:

Contributing without coding

You don’t need to know Git, GitHub, or coding to contribute to this project.
There are several easy ways to help:

  • Open a GitHub Issue
    Share your content idea, report an error, or suggest improvements by creating an issue. Just write in plain text — a maintainer will help format it.
  • Comment with Draft Content
    If you already have text ready, you can paste it directly into an issue comment. The team can then turn it into a pull request for you.
  • Contribute via Slack
    Join the WordPress Accessibility Team Slack channel and join the WordPress Accessibility Docs Slack and share your draft or suggestion there.
  • Give Accessibility Feedback
    Testing the site, pointing out unclear documentation, or sharing examples (dos and don’ts) is a valuable contribution.

Contributing with Code

  • Suggest a topic or report an issue
    Open an issue on GitHub if you find an error, want to suggest improvements, or see a missing topic.
  • Write or edit documentation
    You can contribute content by creating or editing Markdown (.md) files in this repository.
    If you’re new to GitHub, see our guide on how to contribute.
  • Accessibility reviews
    Help by testing the site for accessibility issues. Report findings in GitHub issues.
  • Improve examples
    Add or improve code examples, do’s and don’ts, or provide links to reliable resources.

How to Submit Contributions

  1. Fork this repository
    Click the “Fork” button on the top right of the repository page.

  2. Create a branch

    git checkout -b my-contribution
    
    

For more details, see the Contribute pages.
All contributors will also be listed on the Contributors page as a thank you for their help.

In short: if you can write, review, or test, you can contribute — no coding required!