On your personal WordPress.org profile, badges are added based on your contributions to the WordPress project. Learn more about Profile Badges.
Make Accessibility Contributor Profile Badge Criteria
A contributor to the Make Accessible Team can be recognized for their contribution/contributions to the Accessibility Contributor Badge. Contributions can include:
- Facilitating a bug-scrub session;
- Commit, Comment on, or report accessibility issues to the WordPress open-source project on GitHub or on Trac;
- Assist the Make Accessible Team with the Weekly Meeting with administrative work such as posting an agenda or writing a follow-up for the meeting;
- Update, suggest an edit, or draft a new documents in the Accessibility Team Handbook;
- Contribute to the accessibility of the WordPress.org network of sites, including OpenVerse, Learn.wordpress.org, wordpress.tv, or any of the other sites.
If you believe you’ve earned the Contributor profile badge, post a request in the #accessibility Slack channel and somebody will follow up.
Make Accessibility Team Profile Badge Criteria
To receive a Team Profile Badge with the Make WordPress Accessible Team, you must actively contribute regularly or take a leadership role in the team.
This includes:
- Participating in, contributing to, or moderating weekly team bugs scrubs;
- Regularly commit, comment on, and report accessibility issues to the WordPress open-source project on GitHub or on Trac;
- Actively serve as Make WordPress Accessible Team Representative;
- Attend and participate in Make WordPress Accessible Team meetings (currently bi-weekly);
- Lead the Accessibility Table at a Contributor Day at a WordCamp
Profile Badges for this team are awarded manually for both Contributor or Teams. If you believe you’ve earned a Profile Badge, post a message in the #accessibility Slack channel and somebody will follow up.