W3C will provide a list of authoring tools with accessibility support in December 2022. The purpose is to provide information on tool accessibility for tool procureres and users choosing an authoring tool. This in-progress draft list with fake data gives you an idea of what the list will provide.
We invite you to use this form to submit your authoring tool to the list. When you submit the form, the data is publicly available in GitHub. We will process it and add it to the list or contact you — usually within 2 weeks. If you have any questions, please send them to: group-wai-list-authoring-tools@w3.org
Only the first few form fields are required. You can submit your tool now with some questions left unanswered, and provide an updated submission later.
We'd like to know who you are, so that we can contact you with questions about your submission.
Provide some information about your tool. We will list this with the tool.
Tell us which accessibility features are supported by your tool (fully or partially), so that we can list this. If you explain what support looks like, we will also list that information.
The authoring tool user interface follows applicable accessibility guidelines
Editing-views are perceivable
Editing-views are operable
Editing-views are understandable
Fully automatic processes produce accessible content
Supports producing accessible content
Helps with improving the accessibility of existing content
Promotes and integrates accessibility features
Let us know if you have any comments.
When you submit the form, we will review your tool and add it to the list. This should take 1-4 weeks.