Accessibility
Built for every hand, eye and ear.
A personal supercomputer should serve every person. Your device already knows how you like to read and move: the size of your text, how much motion you want, whether you use a keyboard. Our job is to follow those settings, not override them.
01What we promise
Six promises we hold ourselves to.
How we build One and this site, so they work for you whatever your device, your abilities or how you prefer to interact.
For the eye
Legible at any size
Clear type, strong contrast and layouts that scale, readable whether you zoom in or read on the smallest phone.
For the hand
Navigable by keyboard
Visible focus states and a sensible order, so the whole experience works without a mouse.
For the ear
Friendly to screen readers
Semantic structure and labels, so assistive technology can tell you what each part is and what it does.
For the body
Respectful of reduced motion
Our scroll-driven storytelling honours your device's reduced-motion setting. The story still lands, gently.
For every screen
Comfortable on every device
Generous, thumb-friendly controls on phones, and layouts that hold together from a small phone to a wide desktop.
For the long run
Always improving
Accessibility is never done. We test, we listen and we fix, and we want to hear from you when we fall short.
02Try it here
Don’t take our word for it.
Three small checks you can run on this page right now. They read your settings; they never change them.
Motion, only if you want it
Reduce motion on your device: Checking
Motion in this panel happens only when you ask for it, like this.
Focus you can see
Put the mouse down. These keys move you around this page:
- Tab
- next link or control
- Shift Tab
- back one
- Enter
- follow a link or press a button
- Arrows
- choose a size in the text preview
Text that grows with you
Your device, your size.
This only resizes the sample. To make everything bigger, use your browser’s zoom (Ctrl and + on Windows, Command and + on a Mac). This page reflows at 200% with no sideways scrolling.
03Report a barrier
Tell us where we can do better.
If anything on One or this site is hard to use, we want to know. Your feedback directly shapes what we fix next.
What helps us fix it fast
- The page address, or where in One you were
- What you were trying to do
- What got in the way
- Your device, browser or assistive technology, if you'd like to say
Share only what you’re comfortable with. A sentence is plenty.
Write to us
[email protected]Rather talk it through? Book a call with the team.
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