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Pico Pinout Project Outline & Goals #1

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Gadgetoid opened this issue Oct 27, 2021 · 2 comments
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Pico Pinout Project Outline & Goals #1

Gadgetoid opened this issue Oct 27, 2021 · 2 comments

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@Gadgetoid
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Gadgetoid commented Oct 27, 2021

Preview the work-in-progress here: https://pico.pinout.xyz/

Mission Statement

To make an accessible alternative to the static, graphical Raspberry Pi Pico pinout.

Must:

  1. Be easy for beginners to read/filter/facet
  2. Be at least somewhat compatible with screen readers (help, I don't know what I'm doing!)
  3. Make some accommodations for colour impaired users.
  4. Be simple, straight-forward but visually beautiful

Roadmap

  • Replaced hot-linked Pi image with a lovely scalable SVG
  • Alt-text! - "Your Raspberry Pi Pico, orientated with the USB port facing upwards and sitting on its little pin legs."
  • Figure out aria labelling to introduce each pin as "GP0, first pin down on the left-hand side"
  • Add expansion boards somehow. Might need to write a tool to generate the pinout HTML... hand-crafting could get very tiresome!

How you can help

  1. Hit "Sponsor". No. Really. 😆
  2. Lend your expertise- are there better ways to lay this out semantically, support screen readers, etc?
  3. Just try it out and see how it works for you! - https://pico.pinout.xyz/
@justin-pierce
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Don't see a license -- are you ok with derivatives etc?

@Gadgetoid
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Ooh that's a good point. I placed Pinout.xyz under CC-BY-NC mostly because I didn't want to encourage lousy hackjobs and straight up screenshots, but that all seemed to happen regardless. Additionally the non-commercial clause prevented contributions by employees of certain orgs who were unable to work with those terms for nebulous legal reasons.

I guess CC-BY-SA is probably most reflective of what I want people to do with this stuff.

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