About AccessibilityX

We build software where accessibility comes first, across desktop, mobile, and web.

How we build

Most software is built for the average user and made accessible afterward. Features ship, then someone checks whether a screen reader can reach them. The result passes an audit and is exhausting to actually use.

We start from the other end. Every feature is designed around how it will be operated with a screen reader and a keyboard, and we test that way throughout development rather than in a pass at the end. We build and use our own automated accessibility tooling, so regressions are caught before release rather than after a complaint.

Privacy is part of accessibility

Assistive technology sees everything its user sees. A screen reader, a magnifier, a describer — all of them sit between a person and their private information, at work and at home. We treat that as a design constraint: process on the device where possible, and do not send content to a server simply because it is easier to build that way.

Why it matters

Software designed for the hardest case is better for everyone. Clear structure, predictable navigation, honest labelling, and content that does not depend on sight or a mouse are not constraints — they are what good software looks like.

Work with us

We are always looking for testers, particularly people who use screen readers daily. Get in touch.