Windows 11 was already confirmed in the future with plenty of big improvements, including a new Start menu, support for Android apps, and Microsoft Teams integration within the taskbar, but the new operating-system actually packs so many more updates overall.

Including when it comes to accessibility, that is, with Microsoft details each one of these alterations in your blog post the 2009 week.

Microsoft explains that Windows 11 is obviously in line with the efforts started by Windows 10, but needless to say, you will find major improvements in the accessibility sector, including redesigned Closed Caption Themes, Windows Voice Typing, a brand new Accessibility Settings page, and simpler to use features like the Narrator.

Even the sounds and also the themes that are area of the Windows 11 experience happen to be improved to complete better when it comes to accessibility.

"People who're blind, and everyone, can also enjoy new sound schemes. Windows 11 includes delightful Windows start-up along with other sounds, including different sounds for additional accessible Light and Dark Themes. People with light sensitivity and people employed by long periods of your time can enjoy beautiful color themes, including new Dark themes and reimagined High Contrast Themes. The new Contrast Themes include great looking, customizable color combinations that make apps and content simpler to see," Microsoft says.

WSL accessibility

Microsoft says it worked hard to make even Linux apps running on WSL to be accessible through the supported technologies bundled with the OS.

"Windows 11 will also support Linux GUI apps like gedit with the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) on devices that satisfy the app system requirements. And, we enabled these experiences to become accessible. For instance, people who are blind may use Windows with supported screen readers within WSL. In some instances, the assistive technology experience is seamless. For instance, Color Filters, "just work." Importantly, the WSL team prioritized accessibility from the start and committed to enable accessible experiences at launch. They're excited to talk about more with Insiders and also to get feedback to continue to refine the usability of their experiences" it says.

Windows 11 is already in preview as part of the Windows Insider program, as the production form of the operating system is projected to land for devices within the fall of the year.