+Accessibility (A11y) on the web is important but is often something that is unfortunately overlooked; It definately was something I overlooked in BookStack. For this release I have invested some time learning how we can make BookStack easier to use for those with disabilities. Here's an overview of what's changed:
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+- Default colors in BookStack have become darker, now meeting WCAG Level A standards, for better readability.
+- Interactive components such as dropdowns, modals & slide-downs can now used properly without a mouse.
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+<video src="/images/2019/08/header_accessibility.mp4" muted="true" controls onclick="this.paused ? this.play() : this.pause()"></video>
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+- Descriptions have been set for many elements where context relies up sight.
+- Main layout HTML tags have been updated to better indicate the purpose of various sections of the page.
+- Styles have been updated to ensure it remains clear which element on the page has focus.
+- Icons have been tagged so they're not mistaken for content.
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+There's still some work to be done, especially when it comes to the page editors, but this release marks a good start in making the project acessible to all. The project [readme on GitHub](https://github.com/BookStackApp/BookStack/#-accessibility) has been updated with the accessibility standards we're aiming for along with some details to confirm we're open to issues regarding accessibility.