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Should there be (a11y) commit type? How do you address accessibility UI related changes? #202
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Originally created by @webmatrixxxl on GitHub (Mar 15, 2024).
Hello!
In the Front-End world recently because of the European Accessibility Act, we have been required (for good) to implement a lot of accessibility across components and pages.
And I started wondering how we should address accessibility in the commit messages.
a11y(checkout): add alt text to card types in checkoutor
accessibility(checkout): add alt text to card types in checkoutor we can stick to
feat(checkout): add alt text to card types in checkoutor maybe
chore(checkout): add alt text to card types in checkoutPersonally, I kind of prefer the first one. I'm thinking about the
featandfixin the scope of functionality and accessibility is on top of that.I have seen this in another project as well: link
What do you think?
@henrikhelmers commented on GitHub (Mar 26, 2024):
On the one hand, accessibility should be part of code quality (be it by adding alt text or correctly implementing design), which would make "chore" correct.
On the other hand it would be valuable to be able to point at commits related to accessibility to document effort in that area. I also belive that as the amount of awareness (and legislation) increase, the amount of commits directly related to accessibility will as well.
@gekoke commented on GitHub (Jul 24, 2025):
chore(a11y):