Accessibility docs updates

[Izzy-Snyder]

Unrelated to an open issue, I have specific approval to work without an open issue from @raclim as part of the Open Source Internship.

Changes:

• updated the accessibility docs to include color related accessibility guidelines and more resources. Added a disclaimer and adjusted the formatting to cover multiple areas of accessibility.

I have verified that this pull request:

• has no linting errors (npm run lint)
• has no test errors (npm run test)
• is from a uniquely-named feature branch and is up to date with the develop branch.
• is descriptively named and links to an issue number, i.e. Fixes #123

[raclim]

Sorry for the delay on this (It's been a bit hectic but should be able to give a closer look at this by early next week)!

Also wanted to update that I think it'd be cool if you'd also like to add a URL to the Contrast Palette Checker you created to the Contributor Docs! Do you think that might be something you're down with or would make sense here?

[Izzy-Snyder]

Hey Rachel! No worries. Yes I think the URL would make sense here. Do you think the images would still make sense to have hosted on the wiki?

[Izzy-Snyder]

If I wanted to add that in, would I create a new pull request?

[raclim]

Thanks so much for your patience and sorry for the delay on this!

Hmm, I think we can still have the images on the wiki for now! You can also continue to update this PR to add anything in!

[Izzy-Snyder]

Ok cool! I added a link to the color palette checking tool. I am not sure how to add something to the wiki but maybe we could email about that to keep this thread from getting too off-topic?

[raclim]

@Izzy-Snyder sorry for the delayed response on this! that sounds good to me—maybe we can schedule to hop on a quick call if you're down to walk through it?

[Izzy-Snyder]

sounds good! I just scheduled a time with your calendar link - hope that works!

[raclim]

@Izzy-Snyder that works for me! thanks so much for the quick follow up!