SAP Accessibility
SAP Accessibility champions inclusivity in software design and engineering. It is driven by our work in the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and ARIA working groups, and best practices from inclusive design to test automation. We're committed to making SAP’s products more accessible to everyone, especially people with disabilities.
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Taking Accessibility into account from the beginning is an essential time saver in the application design and development cycle because it reduces the need for late iterations in the creation process. The Accessibility Design Tools annotations help you cover most of the requirements of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) in your daily design tasks. Learn how to use them and get to know basic Accessibility principles in the corresponding handbook.
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Discover how SAP is redefining inclusive design by moving beyond technical compliance to create software experiences that resonate with everyone.
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Explore how SAP’s Accessibility Summit 2020 fostered awareness and action toward inclusivity, featuring sessions from various experts and insights on enhancing product accessibility in our design and development practices.