Global 'Open-Source Accessibility' Tag Prevalence in Documentation
Tracks how often open‑source projects mention accessibility standards like WCAG in their documentation.
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About this data
This page measures the number of open‑source projects that contain explicit accessibility mentions in their documentation each month. It also records how frequently the term "WCAG" appears in those documents per quarter.
The data are gathered by automatically scanning publicly available repositories for documentation files such as READMEs, wikis and wiki‑style pages, searching for keywords related to accessibility and WCAG.
Tracking these mentions provides insight into how much priority developers give to accessibility, serving as a proxy for inclusive development practices and highlighting trends over time.
Why this isn't published anywhere else
No single website, dashboard, or public dataset specifically tracks the Global 'Open-Source Accessibility' Tag Prevalence in Documentation, making this topic unique and not already tracked.
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