accessibility

The "Caffeine on the Way" project is a modern and responsive website for a local coffee shop. It features an online menu with categories like lattes and mochas, where customers can browse through the offerings and add items to their cart. The website includes an informative "About" section that highlights the coffee shop's mission, promise, and community involvement. Customers can easily locate the physical store using the integrated Google Maps section. Additionally, there's a contact form for customers to get in touch with the coffee shop. The website showcases a visually appealing design with interactive elements like a carousel and smooth scrolling. Overall, the project aims to provide an engaging and user-friendly online experience for coffee lovers and potential customers of the coffee shop.

connectaccess.org

Generate ALT text (captions for low vision website users or book readers).

Talking Calendar is a desktop calendar for Linux which has some speech capability. It has been developed using C and GTK4 and uses a built-in diphone speech synthesizer.

Companion application for YouTube that will save you time by skipping Ad or blocking you from doom scrolling YouTube Shorts

Visual Impairment Navigation Assistant is a runtime accessibility implementation for VRChat (Udon/U#)

REST Countries challenge from FrontendMentor.io

djeye is a virtual MIDI controller written using JUCE made to dj only using eyes as input

The repo to host all of the clients generated by via OpenAPI

A challenge that teaches common web development accessibility flaws

A compact dark tiling theme that uses glory as font

This repository was created to learn about Web Accessibility purpose. Learning from Accessibility V2 course by Jon Kuperman who works for Cloudflare

A collection of accessibility resources and examples. View the site at https://jeldergl.gitlab.io/accessibility-cache/.

Accessible dynamic search results using fuzzy search

Ports of the Tempus Themes project for the Kitty terminal emulator.

Tempus is a collection of themes for Vim, text editors, and terminal emulators that are compliant at the very least with the WCAG AA accessibility standard for colour contrast

Tool to build Tempus themes on demand. Tempus is a collection of themes for Vim, text editors, and terminal emulators that are compliant at the very least with the WCAG AA accessibility standard for colour contrast

Tools and techniques I use for manual accessibility testing.