About AI Inclusive and how guides are checked

Why I built it

I am neurodivergent and work as an IT professional with Microsoft 365, Copilot and AI tools. I want people to be able to find and adjust the settings they need without working through product marketing or a long list of prompts.

What the checks mean

• Documented: the linked product-owner source describes the feature. The checked date records when that source was reviewed.
• Suggested: examples, prompts and comparison exercises are our advice. They are not promised product behaviour.
• Tested: we use this label only with the device, app, version, language, assistive technology and test date. This edition does not claim signed-in vendor testing.

What we cover

Settings and supported workflows for reading, listening, captions, transcripts, screen-reader interaction and accessible content creation. Product capability claims require official documentation. Practical review advice is labelled separately. General productivity news does not qualify.

Language and access

English and Dutch include the same steps, examples, limitations and source links. The site offers larger text, contrast, reading-width and read-aloud controls. Browser voices and assistive technology still affect your experience; those controls do not certify the site’s accessibility.