Summary: Work as a team to determine which design system, components, and specifications to use. Many already work with assistive technology and will help make your products more accessible.
More accessible design systems
The following design systems are built with accessibility in mind, aiming to build more inclusive products.
Google Material 3
Google Material 3 is a design system that also features guidance on accessible design
Ads Design System (Reach UX)
Ads Design System (Reach UX) is a design system for Ads products. This spec is based on Google Material and addresses the unique needs of enterprise products
Corp Eng (CE) Elements
Corp Eng (CE) Elements is a design system that brings cohesion to 500+ products, ~130 teams, and helps reduce cognitive load
Cloud Design System
Cloud Design System empowers producers to create elegant and insightful data visualization experiences.More accessible components and specifications
Discover more accessible component specifications that you can incorporate in to your designs, agnostic of your chosen design system
Accessibility UX Specs
Accessibility UX Specs has user experience specifications and guidelines to implement accessible components and patterns complementary to Google Material and beyond
ARIA Greenlines
ARIA Greenlines document the proper use of ARIA in common web UI components. They reflect the advice of web accessibility experts on how best to mark up accessible UI.
Data Accessibility Playbook
Data Accessibility Playbook guidance helps create accessible charts, graphs and visualizations with accessible colors, dual encodings, data sonification, Greenlines, GAR-certified components, and more.Systems & Platforms Accessibility Leadership Advisory Board (SpaLab)
SpaLab is a select group of individuals with accessibility expertise who are also accountable for design systems across Google PAs. Its mandate is to increase alignment, quality, and clarity of accessibility standards, provide an authoritative and equitable forum for defining standards that can be trusted, and ensure that the user is at the center of how our standards are developed and defined. Learn more at go/spalab.