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Create ACCESSIBILITY-GUIDELINES.md file and add section on semantic html #10

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GingerKiwi opened this issue Oct 30, 2022 · 1 comment
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documentation Improvements or additions to documentation good first issue Good for newcomers hacktoberfest help wanted Extra attention is needed low-code need to be able to read code, but not write it

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GingerKiwi commented Oct 30, 2022

This is a low code issue. You just need to be able to read html and markdown. There's a link to a markdown cheatsheet below.

  • Create ACCESSIBILITY-GUIDELINES.md file and
  • Using markdown create a section with a level two heading '##' for 'Semantic HTML'
  • Create a level 3 heading '###' 'Heading Levels' then under this heading provide a quick guideline on:
  • (a) how many level 1 headings should be per page (one!)
  • (b) when to use level 2, 3, 4 headings
  • (c) how headings should be styled (using css not html heading elements)

Resources:

  1. Markdown Cheatsheet
  2. MDN - HTML: A good basis for accessibility
@GingerKiwi GingerKiwi added documentation Improvements or additions to documentation help wanted Extra attention is needed good first issue Good for newcomers hacktoberfest low-code need to be able to read code, but not write it labels Oct 30, 2022
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Hi Mirza-Hassan,
Would you please introduce yourself in the discussion thread here: https://github.com/GingerKiwi/alice-game/discussions.
This repo is about learning socially. :-)
Once you've introduced yourself, I'll happily assign it to you.

Kindly,
Liz

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