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200 CONCRETE ACTIONS IN 100 DAYS

Not promises.
Working products.

We are coming together to make 100 applications and 100 videos accessible by December 3.

We remove accessibility barriers from software, add audio description and detailed captions to videos, and validate the completed work with disabled users.

Join the movement with software or content you make accessible, or contribute your lived experience as a disabled user.

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TIME REMAININGDECEMBER 3, 2026
100DAYS01HOURS57MINUTES51SECONDS
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WHY ACCESS100?

Awareness is not enough.
Action is.

Every December 3, kind words are shared. Then December 4 arrives and accessibility barriers remain where they were.

An application that does not work with a screen reader, a video without captions or content without audio description is a closed door for millions of people.

We want to talk about code and content—not promises.

LIVE PROGRESS

Two goals. One movement.

Numbers update only when work has been experienced and verified by disabled users.

Accessible applications1 / 100
1%
Accessible content0 / 100
0%

LATEST PUBLISHED

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CHOOSE YOUR PATH

Accessibility is not extra work. It is the work.

Make a product genuinely usable.

Test your own tool or an open-source project for keyboard, screen reader, zoom and contrast access. Fix barriers, document the changes and submit the work for verification by disabled users.

Submit my project ↗Share software you have made accessible so disabled users can test it.
  1. 01

    Register the product

  2. 02

    Find and remove barriers

  3. 03

    Verify with a disabled user

  4. 04

    Publish the before and after

DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY

The digital world
should work for everyone.

Digital accessibility means that a website, application, or video can be perceived, operated, and understood by everyone, including disabled people.

In software

It means interfaces that work with keyboards and screen readers, readable text, understandable forms, and support for different visual needs.

In content

It means conveying dialogue through detailed captions and important visual information through audio description.

WHO ARE WE?

A movement making accessibility together.

Access100 is an independent, volunteer-led movement initiated by Binclusive. It brings developers, content creators, and disabled users together around concrete accessibility work.

ACCESS#100

On December 3, let’s talk about completed work—not promises.

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