WCAGin
WCAGin is a hypothetical framework intended to help teams implement the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) by providing a practical, codified bridge from guidelines to concrete resources. It maps WCAG success criteria to design patterns, code examples, automated tests, and QA checklists, covering WCAG 2.x and its successors, with emphasis on real-world accessibility challenges. The project envisions a living reference that can be searched by technology (HTML, ARIA, CSS, JavaScript), authoring phase, and accessibility principle, and that can be extended by community contributions.
Core components include a catalog of patterns for common criteria such as keyboard operability, sufficient color
WCAGin is described here as an open, community-driven effort hosted on an open-source platform under an established
Impact is intended to be supportive rather than normative: organizations can use WCAGin to audit sites, train
Limitations include the need for ongoing maintenance to reflect WCAG revisions, potential divergence from normative language,