Making Your AI Assistant Accessible to Everyone

1 in 4 adults has a disability. Is your AI assistant serving them?

Why Accessibility Matters

• 26% of adults have some disability
• Legal requirements (ADA, EAA)
• Larger addressable market
• Better experience for everyone

Accessibility Considerations

Visual Impairments

• Screen reader compatibility
• High contrast support
• Keyboard navigation
• Clear focus indicators

Hearing Impairments

• Text-based is naturally accessible
• Visual notifications for alerts
• Captions for any audio/video

Motor Impairments

• Large click/tap targets
• Keyboard-only operation
• Reduced motion options
• Generous timeout settings

Cognitive Considerations

• Simple, clear language
• Consistent navigation
• Error recovery support
• Reading level appropriate

Implementation Checklist

• [ ] Semantic HTML in chat widget
• [ ] ARIA labels on interactive elements
• [ ] Keyboard navigation support
• [ ] Color contrast 4.5:1 minimum
• [ ] Focus visible indicators
• [ ] Screen reader testing
• [ ] Motion reduction respect

Testing Your AI

1. Navigate with keyboard only

2. Test with screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver)

3. Check color contrast

4. Verify at 200% zoom

5. Test with voice control

Accessible AI is better AI for everyone.

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