Blog post referenced in introduction/Web Developer Resources material only has headers. Link and short summaries regarding the resources would be helpful for developers looking for specific information.

Given how many tools there are for accessibility - would it be worthwhile to break out developer categories even more? For instance, currently all tools are being placed in one category, but even with the small amount present these could be broken out into browser extensions and command line tools on their own pages. There are additional "tool" tools that might be worthwhile to reserve these for, such as color palette accessibility checkers, but even these could fall into "design tools."

I found at least 3 good podcasts that discuss accessibility basics and how to start implementing changes for better web accessibility. This could be a new section to the project, and I would be happy to add these resources. Thanks!

Update the current styling/color scheme. Consider something on the blue color spectrum ("blue for autism"). Remember to stay within appropriate contrast ratios for accessibility purposes!

The "Edit on Github" button still references Gatsby starter project that was used. Update to current repo.

Replace "Gatsby Gitbook Boilerplate" title and icon with "A11y First"

Github link/star still references the Gatsby Starter from Hasura. Update to correct github repository: https://github.com/tpage99/a11yfirst/

please add "hacktoberfest" as a topic per instructions found HERE

Marcy's post also has a section for good books on a11y: https://marcysutton.com/web-accessibility-resources

Add a new section for this under web developer resources (check out the convention on web resources and tools under web developer resources to figure this out) and link to the suggested books.

If you have a disability or know of others who have a disability and there is some piece of tech or software that assists individuals in using the internet/technology, please submit a PR! Link to resources or credit sources for info.

We need more web accessibility resources for developers! This is a great first issue and super simple to contribute. Just drop it in the appropriate section - don't worry too much about formatting or anything like that just need the resource content for the site!