Accessibility Roles and Responsibilities Mapping (ARRM) Drafts

This repository is used by the ARRM W3C Community Group to work on the Accessibility Roles and Responsibilities Mapping (ARRM).

Build locally

Before you begin, make sure you have the following installed:

• Ruby version 3.4.8 or higher
  Check your Ruby version using ruby -v
• Bundler

1. Install Ruby dependencies

   bundle install

2. Use the latest version of the wai-website-theme and wai-website-plugin dependencies (optional)

   By default, the project will use the versions of the theme and plugin set in the Gemfile.lock file. To use the latest versions, run:

   bundle update wai-website-theme --conservative
   bundle update wai-website-plugin --conservative

   Note: Make sure to include the --conservative flag to avoid updating the gems the theme and plugin depend on.

3. Serve and preview

   bundle exec jekyll serve

Published draft

ARRM is published as a draft at https://www.w3.org/WAI/planning/arrm/

Feedback is welcome. See ARRM Draft review.

Work-in-progress (WIP) draft

The draft branch hosts the latest version of the work-in-progress draft.

This draft is used by the ARRM CG to work on future iterations of the published draft.

A preview is available at https://draft--wai-arrm.netlify.app/planning/arrm/.

Publication process

1. Participants work on the WIP draft using issues, and pull requests targeting the draft branch.
2. A CG maintainer merges pull requests to the draft branch. A Netlify preview of the draft branch is available.
3. To publish a new version of ARRM on W3C WAI website, the CG maintainer coordinates early with W3C Team, before submitting a pull request.
4. After coordination, CG maintainer or W3C Team open a pull request to merge the draft branch into the main branch.
5. W3C Team reviews the PR.
6. W3C Team merges and publishes the changes to the WAI website.

Past information

• ARRM Project page
• Archived wai-roles-responsibilities repository with issues