Added contribution docs + issue templates + PR template - #29
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Added contributing guidelines for the project, including setup instructions, coding conventions, accessibility standards, and testing procedures.
Expanded the pull request template to include additional sections for accessibility checks, content checks, and testing criteria.
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Summary
Improves contributor onboarding: expands the README's contribution
workflow, adds a CONTRIBUTING.md, makes issue templates more actionable,
and adds accessibility/content checks to the PR template.
Changes
"Contributing," with a first-time-contributor quick start, an
8-step workflow, and a "Getting help" section.
conventions, accessibility standards, and manual testing steps.
and points contributors to the contributing guide or an existing
issue instead.
and browser/device fields, plus a severity dropdown, so reports
don't need a reviewer round-trip for basic info.
"accessibility considered?" field.
effort estimate so newcomers can pick tasks that fit their time.
Accessibility checks, Content checks, and Testing sections.
Acceptance criteria
Notes
good first issuelabel exists (referenced in the READMEand content-task template) — add it if it doesn't yet.
.github/templates only.Closes #26