People with disabilities use the web with tools most of us never try. Each guide explains how one works, where sites and apps break for the people who use it, and how to fix it, with a quick way to test your own.
Screen Readers
For people who are blind or have low vision, who hear or feel the page instead of seeing it.
Screen Magnifiers & Zoom
For people with low vision who enlarge the page, change its colors, or both.
Keyboard Navigation
For people who can't use a mouse, including most screen reader users.
Voice Control
For people who run their computer or phone by speaking instead of using their hands.
Switch Access
For people with limited movement who step through the screen with one or two buttons.
Captions & Transcripts
For people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, and anyone watching with the sound off.
We're collecting stories from people who use assistive tech every day. Yours can help the people who build websites and apps see what gets in the way.
To know the road ahead, ask those coming back. We test with the same tools your users do.