What should maintainers put in an accessibility statement?
Start with current, maintainable facts: the experiences and assistive technologies considered, known barriers and workarounds, how to report an issue, what happens after a report, and who owns updates.
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GitHub’s ACCESSIBILITY.md Gives Projects a Place to Explain the GapsGitHub makes accessibility statements easier to find. The useful file explains known barriers, tests, reporting routes, and who will maintain it.
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