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A commitment to accessibility and inclusion
Discover Kindle’s features helping people with reading disabilities read more. -
"Alexa, what am I holding?"
Show and Tell is an Alexa feature designed to help blind and low vision customers identify grocery items. -
Obsessed with independence
Peter Korn and Amazon’s accessibility teams work to level the playing field, and make friction-free shopping available to everyone. -
Blind since birth, writing code at Amazon since 2013
Michael Forzano said he has a good “mental map of the structure of the code,” which allows him to help colleagues and provide unique feedback to his team. -
For the first time, a dog participated in our Fulfillment Center tour
This service dog loved the experience as he guided his owner through the tour. -
Introducing new accessibility features on Kindle and Fire
Accessible Math arrives on Kindle e-books; new Gestures come to VoiceView on Fire -
Introducing new accessibility features for Amazon Fire tablets and Fire TV
Features include braille input/output for Fire tablets and magnification for Fire TV, for blind and visually impaired customers. -
Amazon boosts STEM learning for students with disabilities
Providing students from the Kansas School for the Deaf (KDS) and Kansas State School for the Blind (KSSB) with a donation to help support their growing STEM curriculum. -
Kindle accessibility improvements continue
Last year, we brought our VoiceView screen reader to Kindle E-readers. This week, I’m excited to announce our update to the Kindle for PC app, making it easier for visually impaired customers to find and read millions of Kindle books. Customers can now use the popular, open source NVDA screen reader to find and open Kindle books on a Windows PC.
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