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Accessibility Statement

DSpace continually works to improve the usability and accessibility of the user interface for all users, including those who use assistive technologies such as screen readers.  In addition to working to provide accessible design and features, DSpace's user interface does not interfere with assistive technologies that users may use to navigate web-based applications in general.

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If you locate an accessibility issue, please report it in our User Interface ticketing system a GitHub Issue ticket at https://github.com/DSpace/dspace-angular/issues  If you have any supporting documentation or recommendations for fixing the issues, please include them in the ticket. This will help our volunteer developers to analyze the issue more quickly.  This will help our volunteer developers to analyze the issue more quickly. Ideally, you should provide the following information in the ticket:

• What is the accessibility issue you've found?  If you know of a way to fix the issue, please include it as well.
• Which page(s) of the DSpace web application can this issue be found on?  You may provide simply an example URL of the page on which it is found.
• How could someone else reproduce this issue?  For example, what tool or browser plugin did you use when you found this issue?  If the issue is browser-specific, also note which browser(s) are affected.
• If possible, provide links/screenshots to document the issue or potential fixes. This might include a screenshot showing the issue, a link to WCAG describing the issue or a description from an internal accessibility audit.

We also welcome contributions / accessibility fixes We also welcome contributions from anyone. If you've found a way to fix the issue, we encourage you to submit a GitHub pull request to our codebase.  Service providers are also available to hire to fix issues and donate them back to the DSpace codebase.

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