Our commitment to accessibility
Microsoft’s mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. With over 1 billion people with disabilities in the world, we’re passionate about ensuring that our products and services are designed for people of all abilities. We are committed to transparency, accountability and inclusion in our products and our culture, and are deeply inspired by the opportunity to work with others around the world to explore what’s possible. There are no limits to what people can achieve when technology reflects the diversity of everyone who uses it.
Products
Find information for accessibility features of Microsoft products.
Office
Find out how to use Office 365 to be more productive across devices, create accessible content, and meet accessibility requirements.
Office AccessibilityGuides
Find information and tips for using accessibility features in Microsoft products to meet your specific needs.
Additional resources
Accessible Technology for Public Sector Customers
Review product accessibility conformance reports that describe how the accessibility features of Microsoft products help meet US Section 508 Standards, EN 301549 and WCAG 2.0.
Developer resources
Explore tools and information that can help you as you create the next generation of accessible technology.
Developer resourcesInclusive design
Learn about how we design for human motivations and needs, and how we embrace diversity.
Inclusive designPerspectives for policymakers
Get information and background on important accessibility policy issues and considerations.
ACCESSIBILITY POLICYNews and updates
Making Microsoft products more accessible: Our path forward
Learn about our product roadmap for increasing accessibility in Windows 10, Office 365, and other products.
Explore our accessibility newsroomGlobal Accessibility Awareness Day 2016: The power of awareness
Read about GAAD 2016 and get an update on Microsoft’s recent work on accessibility.
Explore our accessibility blogTeam Gleason: Technology can help bridge the gap as cures are sought for ALS
Get the latest on technology research with Team Gleason to help people with ALS communicate and move their wheelchair just using the power of their eyes.
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