Team Management in BarrierBreak A11yNow

The Team section allows you to manage all users associated with a project. It provides visibility into team composition, assigned roles, and supports effective collaboration throughout the accessibility lifecycle.
This section ensures that the right stakeholders have access to the project, based on their responsibilities.

Team Overview

At the top of the Team page, a summary view displays the overall team composition for the project.
The overview includes:

• Team Size – Total number of users added to the project
• Project Managers – Users responsible for overseeing the project
• Developers – Team members involved in fixing accessibility issues
• Accessibility Testers – Users validating and testing accessibility compliance
• Content Writers – Users responsible for accessible content updates
• Designers – Users working on accessible design improvements

This overview provides a quick snapshot of how responsibilities are distributed across the project.

Members View

All users added to the project are listed under the Members section.

You can switch between:

• Grid View – A card-based layout for quick visual identification of team members
• Table View – A structured list view for easier scanning and management

Each member entry displays:

• Username
• Assigned role within the project

Roles and Responsibilities

Each team member is assigned a role that defines their level of access and responsibilities within the project.

Common roles include:

• Project Manager
• Developer
• Accessibility Tester
• Content Writer
• Designer

Assigning roles ensures clear ownership and controlled access across different project activities.

Managing Team Members

From the Team page, authorized users can:

• Add members to the project. See the detailed Steps to Add Members to a Project.
• Edit roles to reflect changing responsibilities. See the detailed Steps to Edit Member Roles.
• Remove members when access is no longer required. See the detailed Steps to Remove Project Members.

These actions help keep project access up to date and aligned with team structure.

Why Team Management Matters

Effective team management enables:

• Clear accountability across accessibility tasks
• Seamless collaboration between testing, development, and content teams
• Faster issue resolution and remediation workflows
• Better governance and control over project access

The Team section ensures that accessibility efforts are collaborative, structured, and scalable.