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Accessibility

We view accessible software as essential to creating inclusive experiences for everyone.

Accessibility standards

Accessibility is a journey, and there are always improvements that can be made. We are working towards conformance to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at Levels A and AA. We understand that this is a minimum level of accessibility and doesn't guarantee a completely accessible user experience.

How we test for accessibility

We use a mixture of automated and manual testing. For manual testing, we test with:

  • a keyboard
  • screen readers:
    • NVDA
    • VoiceOver (macOS and iOS)
    • JAWS
  • Browsers:
    • Edge (Windows and Mac)
    • Firefox (Windows and Mac)
    • Safari (macOS and iOS)
  • speech to text applications
  • Windows high-contrast mode
  • browser bookmarklets
  • custom stylesheets using the Stylus browser extension
  • Firefox's accessibility developer tools

For automated testing, we test with:

  • axe DevTools extension

Submitting accessibility bugs

If you've got an accessibility issue, please create an issue on our Github repository. We will label the issue with "Accessibility" and prioritize remediation.

Contacting a person about an accessibility barrier

If you need to contact a person about an accessibility barrier, please email accessibility@intel.com.

Last updated

This content was last updated on 30th October, 2023.