An update for all.</p>
Accessibility</h2>
The latest 3.1.0 release of keyoxide-web</a> greatly improves accessibility
and ensures that it works nicely together with screen readers.</p>
To make sure the implementation of accessibility features was as thorough as possible, it was first ran through a series
of automated tests, namely Lighthouse</a> and WAVE</a>, both giving
Keyoxide respectively a 100% accessibility score</strong> and 0 accessibility errors</strong> on every page.</p>
While automated tests are a decent start, nothing beats feedback from the actual target audience: good ol' human beings.</p>
After posting a message</a> on the Keyoxide fediverse account
(keyoxide@fosstodon.org</a>) to call for help from people who use accessibility tools
like screen readers, I received plenty of feedback about little quirks that went undetected by the automated tests.
These were all addressed and fixed.</p>
So I can now gladly confirm that the Keyoxide website should be WAI-AA</strong> compliant, meaning all text has a contrast
ratio higher than 4.5:1, all links and images are appropriately labeled for screen readers and even the profile pages
can be navigated by keyboard alone.</p>
I once again thank the people that have provided the invaluable feedback without whom the result of my efforts would
have proven unsufficient.</p>
If you find more quirks and/or annoyances, please do file an issue on the
code repository</a> so it can be fixed as quickly as possible.</p>
Keyoxide was just about to request a channel on freenode when sadly, well, that</em> happened.</p>
So now, it is with delight that I can now invite you all to our #keyoxide</strong> channel on the great
libera.chat</a> network. In addition to our Matrix room, this is one more place where we can hang
out and discuss the future of identity on the internet. And many other things.</p>
And yes, of course I have already proven my identity on IRC using the
IRC guide on Keyoxide</a>.</p>
For all your questions and suggestions, be sure to join the conversation in the
Keyoxide matrix room</a> or the #keyoxide channel on
libera.chat</a>. Or raise an issue on Codeberg.org</a>.
All contributions (including PRs!) are welcome.</p>
As always, the source code is available at the Codeberg.org repo</a>.</p>
All work on Keyoxide is possible thanks to donations, the project stands against VC funding. If you feel like Keyoxide
is a step in the right direction for netizens worldwide, please become a patron</a> and
help the project do its part in the global fight against the internet corporations.</p>
Until next time,#keyoxide on IRC</h2>
Signing off</h2>
Yarmo</p>
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