Looking for a blog author for writing articles about accessibility (a11y, WCAG, ADA etc) -- 2

Hi, We are a few years old accessibility auditor company who provides consultations and audits for mobile apps and WEB sites to check if they comply with the accessibility guidelines and follow the best practices. As we are growing, recently we started to create a professional WEB site/blog about all topics and questions regarding accessibility. There is quite a lot of other blogs and sites about this, however none of them has a full knowledge base about all topics regarding accessibility, best practices, development solutions and practical tips. As an example here you can find a few blogs, owned by competitors: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] Our goal is to create a central knowledge base which will be used by our direct customers and also other users. We don't want to see any plagiarism - you can take content from other sources, but it has to be your language, your text and your topic, so none of use face any legal issues. Topics will be about everything regarding accessibility - color contrast issues and how to measure it, keyboard navigation issues, screen readers, labelling controls, implementing the best solutions and much more. The content has to be written in a good and professional English, at the same time trying to explain difficult things in an easy language to make them understandable for developers and other people who haven't heard anything about accessibility. Sometimes the topics will include also code samples of HTML or JavaScript, so knowing HTML is a benefit. Topics will be provided by us or you, if you are already familiar with accessibility. What do we expect from you: - a good English (reading/writing) - at least some basic knowledge about accessibility (otherwise it will take a lot of time for you to learn it) - good skills to write interesting topics about difficult things - ability to plan your time We are looking for a long term partnership, so - if you can show yourself as a qualified and professional, we'll provide you enough work for months or even more. In your application please mention: - do you have any previous knowledge about accessibility? - do you know what is ADA, WCAG, a11y? - what would be your price for topics like 'Keyboard Navigation: using tabindex attribute with values -1, 0 and +1', 'Buttons: why you should use a native HTML button' and 'Color Contrast: Why it is so important for all users?' (each of them might be about 700-1000 words long)? - do you have any developer experience with HTML code? - are you willing to learn new things? P.S. The given budget can vary, depending on how will we continue our partnership. Thanks! Andris