Building Accessible Applications with .NET MAUI | Community Feed

Accessibility rarely gets the attention it deserves at the start of a project, and Shaun Lawrence wants to change that. This companion post to his accessibility talk pulls together the core guidance, standards, and tooling in one place so you can revisit them whenever you need to make an app more inclusive.

What you’ll learn

Where the official guidance lives — links to the .NET MAUI docs and Microsoft’s dedicated accessibility fundamentals
The standards that matter — the WCAG guidelines and the handy WCAG quick reference for practical, testable criteria
Platform-specific recommendations — Android’s accessibility overview and services, plus Apple’s accessibility resources and Human Interface Guidelines
Tooling to validate your work — Accessibility Insights for Web and Windows to catch issues before your users do
A real sample to explore — the MauiMart repository that backs the talk’s before-and-after examples

Open the post for the full, curated link list and a solid starting point for making your .NET MAUI apps usable by everyone.