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We welcome contributions from everyone in the community.
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Every contributor must adhere to our **Code of Conduct**.
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Please read it carefully to understand what actions are acceptable.
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---
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## 1. Guiding Principles
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AccessibilityFixer is an open source project aiming to make web development more inclusive by providing accessibility checks and AI-powered suggestions.
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We value **clarity**, **simplicity**, and **collaboration** over strict rules.
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### 1.1 Simplicity
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- Keep implementations simple and easy to understand.
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- Focus on the most common use cases first.
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- Avoid adding too many options unless truly necessary.
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### 1.2 Documentation
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- Document your changes clearly.
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- If you add or modify a command, update the README or relevant docs.
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- Screenshots or examples are welcome but optional.
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---
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## 2. Issues
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You can contribute by:
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- Reporting bugs
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- Suggesting new accessibility rules or improvements
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- Improving documentation or examples
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- Picking up existing issues from the tracker
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## 3. Pull Requests
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### 3.1 Title Format
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Keep PR titles clear and concise. Examples:
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-`fix: label detection for input fields`
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-`feat: add AI-based suggestion for alt text`
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-`docs: update contributing guide`
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### 3.2 Checklist
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Before opening a PR, please check:
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-[ ] Code is easy to read and follows existing style
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-[ ] Changes are tested or manually verified
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-[ ] Documentation is updated if needed
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Thank you for helping us improve AccessibilityFixer!
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