Make it easier for people with disabilities to read your email, Microsoft Outlook introduces accessibility area

CTOnews.com, April 29 (Xinhua)-- in a press release released today, Microsoft announced the introduction of accessibility zones (Accessibility ribbon) for Outlook applications in order to make email easy for people with disabilities.

Image source: the Microsoft Auxiliary function area integrates all the auxiliary functions to check the created Outlook messages through review, color, style, format and other ways to improve the reading experience of people with disabilities.

The steps attached to CTOnews.com are as follows:

1. Click messages > check accessibility.

two。 Type "Auxiliary" in the search bar, and then select accessibility Checker under Best Action

3. Introduce color contrast and other methods into the body of the email to trigger the accessibility checker message prompt.

This feature is being introduced to members of the Office Preview experience running Beta Channel version 2304 (build 16321.20000) or later.

The accessibility Checker is a tool for reviewing content and marking accessibility issues encountered. It explains why every problem can be a potential problem for people with disabilities. The accessibility Checker also recommends how to resolve the problems that arise.