Microsoft’s approach to inclusive product development
Sr. Accessibility Program Manager
Introduction video
Introduction video
Quote from Microsoft
“The partnership started with Fable working with us to do accessibility user research of Microsoft sites and services… Working with an organization that shares the same passion around developer accessibility that Microsoft does has been invigorating.”
Dona Sarkar
Director of Technology
Quote from Microsoft
“The partnership started with Fable working with us to do accessibility user research of Microsoft sites and services… Working with an organization that shares the same passion around developer accessibility that Microsoft does has been invigorating.”
Dona Sarkar
Director of Technology
Microsoft’s browser tools
Microsoft is investing in tools that make it easier to be inclusive using AI, contextual reminders and new features designed in collaboration with people with disabilities.
Microsoft’s browser tools
Microsoft is investing in tools that make it easier to be inclusive using AI, contextual reminders and new features designed in collaboration with people with disabilities.
Accessibility Insights
The automated checks in Accessibility Insights can identify common accessibility issues in seconds. This enables the developer to find and fix any issues detected through automated checks before proceeding to the remaining tests, which require human judgement.
Learn about Microsoft’s Disability Answer Desk, where customers with disabilities get support with Microsoft Office, Windows, and Xbox Accessibility. This includes product issues, accessibility questions, and use of assistive technology.
Building worldclass accessibility support
Learn about Microsoft’s Disability Answer Desk, where customers with disabilities get support with Microsoft Office, Windows, and Xbox Accessibility. This includes product issues, accessibility questions, and use of assistive technology.
Practice inclusive design
How can your company adopt an inclusive product development process? It takes upskilling and engaging people with disabilities. Fable can help.
Take Kelly’s course, ‘Getting started in web development’
Fable Pathways is a free skill development program created by people with disabilities, for people with disabilities. Kelly teaches a course on getting started in web development, introducing screen reader users to programs like VS Code and GitHub.
