Making accessible technology with and for people with disabilities
Despite progress in tech and society, people with disabilities still face barriers to accessible experiences — including hurdles to complete tasks, navigate the world, or reach their dreams. As creative technologists, we all have an opportunity and a responsibility to ensure what we're building works for everyone.
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As we work to integrate accessibility into our products and processes, we can help level the playing field, create meaningful opportunities, and change the trajectory of what's possible.
With your help, we’ll get closer to building a truly accessible world.
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Contact the Disability Support team
Connect with a specialist for support on Accessibility Features, How Things Work, and Assistive Technology.
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Join the Build for All Panel
Get involved in the product creation process by sharing your perspective. Help us create better experiences for everyone by joining the Build for All Panel. Available in the U.S., U.K., Japan, Brazil, India, and Germany.
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Become an Accessibility User Research Panelist
Want to test our products to ensure they are fully accessible? Join our Accessibility User Research Panel. Available in the U.S., Canada, and U.K.
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Additional accessibility resources
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Google for Education Accessibility Website
Google for Education helps students and educators customize their learning tools and create more inclusive learning environments so they can study, teach, and collaborate with confidence. With accessibility features built directly into Chromebooks and the collaborative power of Google Workspace for Education, educators can create tailored learning experiences for every student.
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Google Accessibility Help and Community
Find documentation and troubleshooting for using assistive technology with Google products and get support from the Community.
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Android Accessibility Website
Built with and for people with disabilities. Android’s accessibility features help you engage with your world, your way. Have conversations, get work done, be entertained, tick off daily tasks, and so much more.
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Cloud Accessibility Website
Built with and for people with disabilities, Google Cloud is committed to creating a more accessible enterprise experience. This site serves as a central hub for Google Cloud’s accessibility resources to empower all users — including the global community of 1 billion people with disabilities.
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Natively Adaptive Interfaces (NAI) Website
The Natively Adaptive Interfaces (NAI) research framework prioritizes user-centered design, embedding accessibility within multimodal AI tools to create interfaces that adapt to a wide range of user abilities and contexts.
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Google Accessibility Conformance Reports
To make it easier for companies, educational institutions, and government agencies to verify alignment with accessibility standards, we provide transparent reports about how our products currently work for people with disabilities. We offer the following English-language Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACR) based on the ITI Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT®).
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Prioritizing accessible design to build a more useful world for everyone.
Google is committed to building more accessible and useful products and services, including by meeting the requirements of the European Accessibility Act (EAA). We continue to monitor the most recent developments in international standards and interpretations of relevant laws. Furthermore, we are engaged in policy conversations and contribute to the development of technical accessibility standards across the industry.
For many years, Google teams have incorporated accessibility into our products and services. We prioritize continuous education and promote accessibility knowledge across our teams. Our dedicated accessibility teams consult on design, development, and testing to ensure our employees are equipped to create accessible experiences. We also collaborate with the disability community to understand how our products and services can bridge gaps and foster a more accessible world. We are dedicated to ensuring continuous and effective access to our products for all people.
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