To make the information available to everyone, the Microsoft Accessibility Web site is built according to Web accessibility guidelines and includes features that help everyone find what they are looking for more effectively. The Site Index is a quick reference to the organization and links within the site. Accessibility Search helps you find pages within the site without the hassle of wading through a lot of other Web pages. You'll also find the search option on the top and bottom of every Web page, as well as a separate Search page for advanced searches.
Many people find it easier to read Web pages without graphics, style, layout or tables.
They may also prefer to have all site navigation at the end of the page, after the main content. These table-free pages contain the same information as the formatted ones. A link to the text version version of a page is in the top right corner of all formatted pages and is easily accessed using the keyboard shortcuts in explained below. Keyboard Accessible and Custom Keyboard Shortcuts Home, index, search, and the text version version of a page are all accessible through the custom keyboard shortcuts developed for this site. In addition, People who use the keyboard to move around on Web sites and pages can use the keyboard to access all of the information on our site.