"accessibility initiatives" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to actions or programs that are intended to make something more accessible or inclusive for people with disabilities or other accessibility needs. Example: The company's new CEO announced a series of accessibility initiatives, including installing wheelchair ramps and braille signage in their offices, to make their workplace more inclusive for employees with disabilities.
The chapter investigates how inclusive design presents both opportunities and challenges for product design teams, with specific recommendations for integrating accessibility initiatives within a corporate setting.
Tsai oversees all of the company's accessibility initiatives and plays a leading role in ensuring that all users are able to use Uber's technology.
I've helped with accessibility initiatives, established a flexible workflow to grade with AI-assistance, created materials for various marketing campaigns, and recently launched a new landing page.
Facebook was getting serious about accessibility initiatives long before the launch of Internet.org.org
Some might say business objectives taint the humanitarian goals of Internet accessibility initiatives.
Facebook insists that monetization isn't the purpose of its accessibility initiatives.
His recommendations follow the guidelines set up by the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) to improve web access for people with disabilities through the use of inclusive design concepts.
Judy Brewer leads the Web Accessibility Initiative, which developed standards that help make the Web accessible to people with disabilities.
The World Wide Web Consortium, the international body responsible for standards, produces guidance through its Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI).
Just as we were wrapping up our accessibility conformance project, the Web Accessibility Initiative of the W3C standards body promulgated new Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.0).
The IWP, which was launched in 2009, has been based on five principles: user centred design; an integrated user interface; a single information architecture; AA compliance with the web accessibility initiative; and embedded records management behind all systems.
