The A11Y Project is a free, community-driven resource covering web accessibility for designers and developers, with checklists, articles, and curated links to tools, books, and podcasts.
It's built on three principles, digestible, up-to-date, and forgiving, which shows in practice: the WCAG checklist breaks a huge spec down into plain-language, actionable items instead of dense legal text.
Anyone new to accessibility work who needs a practical starting point rather than reading the full WCAG specification cold.
It's community-maintained and open to contribution on GitHub, so if a specific pattern or resource is missing, it's genuinely possible to add it rather than just filing a request.
Community-driven effort to make digital accessibility easier.
