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2024 – A year in recap – Windows Accessibility
- Windows Accessibility team is focusing on making Windows 11 the most inclusive version by taking the feedback and insights from the disability community to creating meaningful and effective features.
- Collaboration with advisory boards is helping Microsoft to develop the understanding of customer’s requirement and enhance the reliable assistive technologies.
- Improvements in performance of Narrator and Voice Access through continuous enhancements, such as enhanced speed, additional languages, support for multi-monitors, and new very productive options.
- Voice Access now features voice shortcuts or custom commands that allow tailored experiences for individual users. Manipulate operations through voice shortcuts, thus, reducing repetitive steps and providing greater personalization.
- Introduction of new Narrator shortcut keys to improve usability and enhance image description experiences, along with AI-generated image descriptions and the ability to request descriptions of images on demand.
- Consistency and reliability are essential to creating a seamless experience for customers who rely on assistive technologies. Microsoft has focused on resolving issues across tools like Voice Access and Narrator, ensuring they perform as expected.
- Windows Accessibility welcomes Windows customers to provide feedback on features of Windows 11 and assist Microsoft in creating better experiences for each of us.
- Customers with a disability can contact the Disability Answer Desk if they require technical assistance in Windows or any other Microsoft product, with choices in phone, chat or American Sign Language.
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