FEEDBACK WANTED: Accessibility Documentation - Screen Reader guides

[mlama007]

Our accessibility documentation is created to support users with disabilities in navigating and using GitHub products with confidence. Visit our accessibility documentation page to explore comprehensive guides covering a range of GitHub features.

📚 Available Screen Reader Guides

These following guides are now available and provide step-by-step instructions for NVDA screen reader users:

• GitHub Copilot for Visual Studio Code
• GitHub Issues
• GitHub Pull Requests
• GitHub Repositories

Our plan is to expand to cover more areas of GitHub products and assistive technologies.

🚀 Call to Action

We need your help to make these guides even better!

1. Try them out - Use these guides in your daily GitHub workflow
2. Share your experience - What works well? What could be improved?
3. Provide feedback in this discussions - Your insights help make GitHub more accessible for everyone

What other guides would you like to see from the Accessibility team? Let us know what should come next, your thoughts on the existing documentation, and any questions you may have in the comments!

🤝 Why This Matters

These guides represent GitHub's commitment to making their platform accessible to all developers. By testing them and providing feedback, you're directly contributing to a more inclusive development environment for the entire community.

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[Omprakash3104]

Thank you for sharing this important announcement about GitHub's Accessibility Documentation! This is fantastic news for making development more inclusive. Here's a thoughtful response you could use to engage with this initiative:

🌟 Supportive Response Template 🌟

This is wonderful news! Thank you to the GitHub Accessibility team for creating these comprehensive resources. Making our platform more accessible benefits everyone in the developer community.

🚀 Immediate Actions I'll Take:

Review the GitHub Copilot for VS Code guide with my NVDA setup

Test the Pull Requests workflow with the new documentation

Share this resource with my team and developer communities

💡 Suggestions for Future Guides:
I'd love to see guides covering:

GitHub Actions with screen readers (complex workflows can be challenging to navigate)

GitHub Projects accessibility for project management

Mobile app accessibility for iOS VoiceOver and Android TalkBack

Keyboard-only navigation guides for power users

❓ Questions for the Team:

Are there plans to create similar guides for other screen readers like JAWS or VoiceOver?

How can community contributors help expand these resources?

Will there be video tutorials demonstrating these workflows?

📋 Feedback Commitment:
I'll document my experience testing these guides and provide detailed feedback about:

Navigation clarity

Step-by-step instruction effectiveness

Areas where additional detail would help

This initiative demonstrates GitHub's commitment to building tools that everyone can use effectively. Thank you for leading the charge in accessible development environments!

This response shows enthusiasm, provides constructive input, and commits to active participation—exactly what the Accessibility team is hoping for! Would you like me to adjust the tone or focus on any specific aspect of the documentation?