Please check the issues for the latest discussions, questions, and ideas for the Hippocratic License and this site.
If you're new to contributing to projects hosted on Github, or need a refresher, you may find How to make your first pull request on GitHub a useful resource.
- Fork the repository.
- Add a new row to the adopters.csv file, with the project name in the first column, and the project URL in the second column.
- Open a pull request.
If your financial or other circumstances are a barrier to your participation in this project, please contact us to discuss the possibility of sponsorship.
All participants in this project agree to abide by the terms of our code of conduct, which we strive to enforce with compassion, empathy, safety, and fairness.
- Accessibility is a human right.
- Test any CSS or HTML changes with the WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool
- Use spaces for indentation
- Order properties alphabetically
- Include
alt
attribute for all images - Include
title
attribute for all links - Close all your tags properly
- Try to use classes instead of IDs unless things are absolutely unique
- One selector per line
- Support IE 9 and above
- Use
rem
overem
orpx
- Maintain contrast to WCAG AA on normal text, WCAG AAA on large text
- Use colors from this palette
You do not need to use smart quotes, em- or en-dashes, etc.; the Markdown processor will handle that.
To build the website locally, first install Hugo using your package manager of choice. For example, on Debian/Ubuntu:
apt-get install hugo
If you are using Arch Linux:
pacman -S hugo
If you are using Homebrew on macOS:
brew install hugo
From the repository's root directory, start the development server:
hugo server -D