Accessibility Hub
Accessible technology has led to innovations like Siri, speech-to-text dictation, touchscreen devices and much more.
Our Hub brings together clear guidance, quick checks, role-based resources, and real-world examples to help teams build accessible digital products — without guesswork or overwhelm.
Aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA and designed for real-world product teams.
We all have a role to play
Accessibility isn’t owned by one team. Everyone who creates, reviews, or approves digital work plays a part
Everyone
Accessible documents, meetings, emails, forms, tables, charts, and everyday communication to reduce accessibility risk
Designers
Design patterns, color and contrast guidance, layout best practices, and pre-handoff checks to prevent defects
Developers
Semantic markup, keyboard support, ARIA basics, focus management, and reusable code patterns to support compliance
Product Managers
Panning, prioritization, requirements, procurement, and reducing delivery risk
QA & Testers
Manual testing workflows, accessibility criteria, and reproducible test methods to prevent defects
Leaders & Executives
Governance, compliance, strategy, and building inclusive culture at scale to reduce accessibility risk
Featured Guides & Quick Wins
Start with small changes that make a big impact
Quick-Start Guide
A beginner-friendly overview for anyone new to accessibility. ➜
Designers: Quick Wins for Accessible UI
Small design choices that create big improvements. ➜
Developers: Accessibility Code Patterns
Copy-ready snippets and reusable best practices. ➜
Run an Accessible Meeting
Simple steps for inclusive facilitation in hybrid and remote environments. ➜
Plain Language Guide
Clear, bias-aware, human-friendly content foundations. ➜
PMs: Accessibility in Your Roadmap
How to plan, prioritize, and ship accessible features without slowing delivery. ➜
Product Lifecycle
Accessibility isn’t a single phase — it’s a continuous practice.
Explore what accessibility looks like at each stage of your workflow:
Discover & Research
Inclusive research methods, recruiting, and understanding diverse users.
Design
Color, typography, spacing, components, flows, states, and interaction best practices.
Content Writing
Clear language, labeling, structure, error messaging, and content patterns.
Development
Semantic code, keyboard interactions, ARIA, focus management, and responsive behavior.
Testing
Manual testing, automated checks, assistive technology basics, and test scripts.
Release & Maintain
Regression checks, documentation, governance, and long-term accessibility planning.
Why We Built the Accessibility Hub
Accessibility often feels complicated because information is scattered, overly technical, or inconsistent.
The wA11y Hub solves this by providing:
- Plain, inclusive language
- Clear examples and visuals
- Patterns grounded in real workflows
- Tools teams can use right away
Our goal is simple: Make accessibility part of how teams build digital products — by default.
