Hi!
Last september we voted on an accessibility statement for XWiki.
In the context of XWIKI-22167: Provide a declaration of accessibility, I looked a bit on how we can make it easily findable for users looking for it.
Right now, users can find it from the list of features, or by searching in our main doc for Accessibility statement (it’s not in the first results when only searching for Accessibility).
It’s better than nothing but IMO we should make it a bit easier to find before considering the issue solved.
I propose to add a link to it in the xwiki.org footer About section. This link should be available on every page of xwiki.org .
I could not find any place where it would make sense to add it on the standard distribution directly. The best one would be on the Help page, but we’d need a new section just for it and it’d still look quite awkward.
IMO it’s okay to just provide it in the doc and not reference it at all in our standard distribution.
Do you agree with adding a link to the XWiki accessibility statement to the xwiki.org footer?
What is your opinion on the inclusion of a link to this statement in every instance?
@Jsd I’d be especially interested to know your opinion on these two questions to provide a correct answer to the issue aforementionned.
Thank you for your interest in this topic! I’m looking forward to your feedback.
Lucas C.
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