Acknowledgements
Adam Chaboryk
Sa11y is led and maintained by Adam Chaboryk CPWA, IT Accessibility Specialist, Digital Media Projects, Computing and Communication Services (CCS) at Toronto Metropolitan University in Toronto, Canada. Adam enables the community with the resources and guidance to create a more inclusive digital environment for all learners, faculty, staff and the general public.
Previous student contributors
Developed with the assistance of students from Toronto Metropolitan University's Computer Science program.
- Dylan Le (2021)
- Janice Wong (2021)
- Farhan Mohammed (2020/2021)
- Kyle Padernilla (2019/2020)
- Arshad Mohammed (2018/2019)
- Benjamin Luong (2016/2017)
Other acknowledgements
- Brian Teeman, Benjamin Trenkle, Fedir Zinchuk, and the Joomla team who assisted with the vanilla JavaScript port. Sa11y is included in Joomla 4.1 and later - no installation necessary.
- John Jameson (Princeton University) maintains a fork of Sa11y called Editoria11y which is available as a turnkey Drupal module. Sa11y and Editoria11y share a lot of code!
- German translation submitted by @elricco, @ansichtsache, and @skerbis. Sa11y is also included in REDAXO CMS.
- Polish translation submitted by Stefan Wajda
- Swedish translation submitted by Simon Lagerlöf
- Spanish translation submitted by Jose Ordaz Suay
Libraries and hosting
- Sa11y is an adaptation of Tota11y by Khan Academy.
- Tooltip library by Tippy.js
- color-contrast script was created by Jason Day.
- Readability feature is an adaptation of the Readability Bookmarklet created by Greg Kraus at North Carolina State University.
- Colour filter SVGs by DaltonLens, which was developed by Nicolas Burrus.
- The icons within Sa11y are created by FontAwesome.
- This website was built with Bootstrap 5 and 11ty. Hosted on GitHub and Netlify.
- Sa11y's bookmarklet is hosted on jsDelivr - an awesome free CDN for open source projects.
- Machine translations via DeepL API.