More than 1 billion people around the world live with a disability, and at some point, most of us likely will face some type of temporary, situational or permanent disability. At Microsoft, we believe that accessible technology is a fundamental building block that can unlock opportunities in every part of society. Our work starts by ensuring that our own products are accessible by design, so that as we advance our features and functionality, we can help everyone across the spectrum of disability be more productive.
We recognise that the role of any single person or company will always be limited, but we’re excited about what we believe we can do. We’ve gathered new resources and insights below to help you on your accessibility journey, so we can continue to make our tools and practices more accessible for all.
Learning more about Accessibility
- Why you can’t always rely on AI when designing for accessibility
- Improve accessibility with the Accessibility Checker
- Accessibility checklist
Accessibility in Apps
- The Journey to Accessible Apps
- Designing inclusive software for Windows 10
- Developing inclusive Windows apps
Accessibility on the Web
- Introduction to Web Accessibility
- Accessibility Tips for Web Developers
- Why It’s Important For Web Developers To Focus On Web Accessibility
- Making the web more accessible and inclusive for all with Microsoft Edge
Accessibility Resources on Microsoft Learn
- Accessibility fundamentals
- Microsoft Accessibility Features and Tools
- Digital accessibility
- Introduction to disability and accessibility
- Creating accessible content with Microsoft 365
