rh-ssg-accessibility

To check Red Hat documentation for WCAG compliance, review the content against Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and Red Hat Supplementary Style Guide standards. This process flags accessibility issues related to non-text elements, color contrast, link text, tables, and heading hierarchy.

An accessibility review checks technical documentation for non-text element alt text, color contrast, directional language, link text descriptiveness, table structure, and heading nesting. This ensures content is usable with screen readers and assistive technologies.

To ensure documentation is usable with screen readers, verify that heading nesting is logical, link text is descriptive, and non-text elements have proper alt text. Reviewing against WCAG and Red Hat SSG standards validates this assistive technology compatibility.

Yes, this accessibility review verifies alignment with the Red Hat Supplementary Style Guide. It specifically checks color usage, directional language, link text clarity, table structure, and heading hierarchy to meet Red Hat documentation standards.

You should run an accessibility compliance check on your content before publishing a new article. Reviewing documentation beforehand automatically flags any accessibility issues related to images, links, or table formatting, ensuring standards are met.