Project Jupyter is committed to making its software and community resources accessible. Jupyter is an ecosystem of independently maintained subprojects, each with its own user interfaces and accessibility work. Accessibility varies by project and feature, and there is still significant work to do.
This page directs you to accessibility information for Jupyter projects and ways to participate in improving accessibility in Project Jupyter.
Accessibility Subproject
The Jupyter Accessibility Subproject provides cross-project guidance and strategy for making Jupyter’s core user-facing software and related tools accessible. Its accessibility documentation includes resources, guidance, and notes on completed work.
Get involved
Join the accessibility category on the Jupyter Discourse forum or Jupyter Zulip #accessibility channel to ask questions and share ideas. On the first Wednesday of each month, the Jupyter Contributor Call (see the Jupyter Community Calendar for details) focuses on accessibility. You can follow and contribute to work in the Jupyter Accessibility GitHub repository.
Project-specific information
Accessibility status and documentation are maintained by individual projects. For more detailed information, see: