Mozilla Accessibility Project
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Revision as of 19:46, 31 August 2017
The Project
According to their site, "Accessibility in Web development means enabling as many people as possible to use Web sites, even when those people's abilities are limited in some way. Here we provide information on developing content to be accessible."
Evaluation Scoring
August 2017
Evaluation Factor | Level (0-2) |
Evaluation Data |
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Licensing | 2 | Mozilla develops under the Mozilla public License (MPL). *Note: some of their accessibility partners, such as GW windows-Eye (as found here) do not necessarily have open-source licenses (Info on the GW Window-Eye licenses here |
Language | N/A | |
Level of Activity | 1 | It's not clear exactly how often the disparate projects get updated, however notes on weekly meetings, with current workings and updates can be found here |
Number of Contributors | ||
Product Size | 2 | The MozillaBuild Package from here is 109 MB. Depending on where someone gets involved / which of Mozilla's products they get involved with, the size of the project could change. |
Issue Tracker | 2 | The mozilla bug tracker has a massive number of bugs in all different types of categories, with relatively recent ativity (within the last few weeks). There is not, however, a section specifically for accessibility |
New Contributor | 2 | There are instructions for new contributors to the Mozilla accessibility project here, with relevant links and information on an IRC channel, Bug tracker, download / build instructions, etc. |
Community Norms | ||
User Base | ||
Total Score (out of 16) |
- The Mozilla accessibility contributors page links to a number of different accessibility evaluation tools (at time of writing, one for each of windows, Mac, and Linuz, and four cross-platform), but most are either dead links, or discontinued / outdated.