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Workspace Configuration Instructions

Challenge 1: Atomic Accessibility Design

Topic Description
Overview Given the challenges associated with risk compliance for people with disabilities (Visual, Motion, Motor, Auditory, Cognitive/Learning), Atomic Accessibility Design enables designers and developers to establish a round-trip workflow process that traverses from abstract concepts to concrete details. The application of Atomic Accessibility Design concepts towards the development of accessibly-compliant solutions yields consistency and scalability while mitigating regulatory risk.
Challenge Organize a well-rounded team that can leverage new accessibility tools to develop an end-to-end solution that explores novel applications of accessibility technologies for financial services.
Supporting Technology Atomic Accessibility Design Theme Builder

Pick an Event Track

Challenge 1 offers two (2) event tracks. Each participating team must select the track they will compete within.

Track Description Key Submission Artifacts Required Skills
Design Thinking Utilize Design Thinking to define and develop a working end-to-end use cases for applying the Atomic Accessibility Design Theme Builder. Link to a Visual Collaboration Software Board (Mural), Use Case Playback Brief (SCIPAB and/or What/Why/Wow,Persona, Empathy and Journey Maps, Business Lean Canvas), Use Case Story,Sequence Diagrams, 2-min Concept Playback Pitch Video, 2-min Quick Prototype Video Design Thinking, Business Acumen, UML
Hack the Code Develop a working end-to-end use case solution applying the Atomic Accessibility Design Theme Builder. Link to a Visual Collaboration Software Board (Mural), Use Case Playback Brief (SCIPAB and/or What/Why/Wow,Persona, Empathy and Journey Maps, Business Lean Canvas), Use Case Story, Sequence Diagrams, Demo Code, 2-min Concept Playback Pitch Video, 2-min Demo Video Design Thinking, Business and Technical Acumen, UML, Javascript

Update Readme

  1. Open the locally cloned repository on your Development Workstation using your favorite IDE (i.e. Visual Studio Code, Atom).

  2. Based on track selected, copy the appropriate sample code to prime your project workspace within the hackproject folder.

    $ cd <REPO_FOLDER>
$ cp -Rv ./common/* ./hackproject/
$ cp -Rv ./challenges/challenge1/* ./hackproject/
$ rm -f ./hackproject/setup.md
$ rm -f ./hackproject/.gitkeep

    where:

    • REPO_FOLDER: Name of the local project folder on your Development Workstation after cloning the Team Workspace repository.

  3. Move README.md to the archive folder. Rename it to ORIGINAL_INSTRUCTIONS.md.

    $ mv -fv ./README.md ./archive/ORIGINAL_INSTRUCTIONS.md

  4. Rename SUBMISSION_README.md to README.md

    $ mv -fv ./SUBMISSION_README.md ./README.md

  5. Update new README.md according to the Template Instructions therein.

Develop Solution

During the event publish all work to the Team Workspace. Follow these submission instructions prior to finalizing the team's project submission.