{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"162054","rtpr_id":"nACSKtJHca-20261006","ticker":"TMUS","exchange":"NASDAQ","all_tickers":["TMUS","DTEGN"],"title":"T-Mobile 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report: Designing for Accessibility and Building Industry-wide Best Practices","author":"ACCESSWIRE","published_at":"2026-10-06T13:35:00.184Z","article_body":"NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire (https://www.accessnewswire.com/) / October\n6, 2026 / Expanding access to connectivity means ensuring that all customers,\nregardless of their ability, can use our products and services. We offer a\nrange of accessibility options, including Speech-to-Speech and IP Relay\nservices for calls, American Sign Language-fluent customer service\nspecialists, and access to enhanced 411 resources. In retail stores, we host\nAccessibility Days to provide specialized assistance to customers with\ndisabilities.\n\nT-Mobile's Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) helps us embed accessibility\ninto products and services from the start. The ARC team provides guidance on\naccessible product development, including training materials and policies, and\nincreases digital accessibility awareness across our workforce. In 2025, the\nARC team launched a comprehensive reporting and accountability program that\nshares compliance and performance accessibility insights with internal teams\nand vendors responsible for developing front-end content.\n\nEnhancing allyship online\n\nWe champion accessibility beyond T-Mobile's walls. Our ARC team has developed\nand maintained MagentaA11y, a free, open-source tool that allows users to\ndesign, build, and improve the accessibility of web and native development and\ndesign elements. It provides acceptance criteria, code samples, developer\nguidance, videos, and testing instructions to support accessibility throughout\nthe development process. In 2025, MagentaA11y was redesigned to enhance user\nexperience, resulting in more than 40,000 interactions worldwide, including\nadoption from other companies leveraging the open-source framework to develop\ncustomized accessibility solutions. In recognition of its impact, T-Mobile's\nARC team received the 2025 GAADY Award from the Global Accessibility Awareness\nDay (GAAD) Foundation for MagentaA11y's contribution to advancing digital\ninclusion.\n\nBringing accessibility leaders together\n\nTo advance accessibility within T-Mobile and beyond, we turn to leaders across\nthe industry. In 2025, the ARC team facilitated the PNW Accessibility\nProfessionals Meetup, bringing together over 125 experts from more than 30\ntech companies in Seattle and Portland to share insights, best practices, and\ninnovations in accessibility quarterly. For employees, we held an annual\nDigital Accessibility Summit, drawing over 1,800 attendees and offering\neducational sessions alongside interactive experiences. Beyond these events,\nT-Mobile partners with accessibility-focused organizations, including\nDisability:IN, American Council of the Blind, American Foundation for the\nBlind, and the GAAD Foundation, to expand community outreach and support\nbroader accessibility initiatives.\n\nInside T-Mobile's Accessibility Lab The Accessibility Lab at T-Mobile's\nBellevue headquarters reinforces accessibility as a core consideration in\nproduct and digital design, providing T-Mobile employees with hands-on\nexperiences that reflect how people with disabilities interact with\ntechnology, including simulations of hearing loss, screen readers, and\nrefreshable braille displays. Designed as an immersive learning environment,\nThe Accessibility Lab enables employees to ask questions, build understanding,\nand better recognize the real-world impact of their work on people with\ndisabilities. Throughout 2025, employees and internal teams participated in\nguided tours and learning sessions focused on digital accessibility. Beyond\nour workforce, we welcomed colleagues from external organizations seeking to\ndevelop their own accessibility labs, extending the Lab's impact beyond\nT-Mobile. Through this hands-on, collaborative approach, this initiative helps\nfoster a shared commitment to inclusive design and a more accessible digital\nexperience for all.\n\nLearn more\n* MagentaA11y accessibility test site (https://pr.report/s43z)\n* T-Mobile accessibility site (https://pr.report/s440)\n* T-Mobile HQ Grants application site (https://pr.report/s441)\n(https://app.accessnewswire.com/imagelibrary/c8c820b6-baf5-4241-a2ab-2993d90cd04a/1233526/3cea7ea6-114e-4e4a-bd12-2449b05dbcc1.png)\n\nFind more stories and multimedia from T-Mobile at 3blmedia.com.\n(https://pr.report/s442)\n\nContact Info:\nSpokesperson: T-Mobile\nWebsite: https://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/t-mobile\nEmail: info@3blmedia.com\n\nSOURCE: T-Mobile\nView the original press release\n(https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/telecommunications/t-mobile-2025-corporate-responsibility-report-designing-for-accessibility-and-bu-1233526)\non ACCESS Newswire\n\n\nCopyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. All Rights Reserved.","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nACSKtJHca-20261006","title":"T-Mobile 2025 Corporate Responsibility Report: Designing for Accessibility and Building Industry-wide Best Practices","author":"ACCESSWIRE","ticker":"TMUS","created":"2026-10-06T13:35:00.184Z","tickers":["TMUS","DTEGN"],"exchange":"NASDAQ","article_body":"NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire (https://www.accessnewswire.com/) / October\n6, 2026 / Expanding access to connectivity means ensuring that all customers,\nregardless of their ability, can use our products and services. We offer a\nrange of accessibility options, including Speech-to-Speech and IP Relay\nservices for calls, American Sign Language-fluent customer service\nspecialists, and access to enhanced 411 resources. In retail stores, we host\nAccessibility Days to provide specialized assistance to customers with\ndisabilities.\n\nT-Mobile's Accessibility Resource Center (ARC) helps us embed accessibility\ninto products and services from the start. The ARC team provides guidance on\naccessible product development, including training materials and policies, and\nincreases digital accessibility awareness across our workforce. In 2025, the\nARC team launched a comprehensive reporting and accountability program that\nshares compliance and performance accessibility insights with internal teams\nand vendors responsible for developing front-end content.\n\nEnhancing allyship online\n\nWe champion accessibility beyond T-Mobile's walls. Our ARC team has developed\nand maintained MagentaA11y, a free, open-source tool that allows users to\ndesign, build, and improve the accessibility of web and native development and\ndesign elements. It provides acceptance criteria, code samples, developer\nguidance, videos, and testing instructions to support accessibility throughout\nthe development process. In 2025, MagentaA11y was redesigned to enhance user\nexperience, resulting in more than 40,000 interactions worldwide, including\nadoption from other companies leveraging the open-source framework to develop\ncustomized accessibility solutions. In recognition of its impact, T-Mobile's\nARC team received the 2025 GAADY Award from the Global Accessibility Awareness\nDay (GAAD) Foundation for MagentaA11y's contribution to advancing digital\ninclusion.\n\nBringing accessibility leaders together\n\nTo advance accessibility within T-Mobile and beyond, we turn to leaders across\nthe industry. In 2025, the ARC team facilitated the PNW Accessibility\nProfessionals Meetup, bringing together over 125 experts from more than 30\ntech companies in Seattle and Portland to share insights, best practices, and\ninnovations in accessibility quarterly. For employees, we held an annual\nDigital Accessibility Summit, drawing over 1,800 attendees and offering\neducational sessions alongside interactive experiences. Beyond these events,\nT-Mobile partners with accessibility-focused organizations, including\nDisability:IN, American Council of the Blind, American Foundation for the\nBlind, and the GAAD Foundation, to expand community outreach and support\nbroader accessibility initiatives.\n\nInside T-Mobile's Accessibility Lab The Accessibility Lab at T-Mobile's\nBellevue headquarters reinforces accessibility as a core consideration in\nproduct and digital design, providing T-Mobile employees with hands-on\nexperiences that reflect how people with disabilities interact with\ntechnology, including simulations of hearing loss, screen readers, and\nrefreshable braille displays. Designed as an immersive learning environment,\nThe Accessibility Lab enables employees to ask questions, build understanding,\nand better recognize the real-world impact of their work on people with\ndisabilities. Throughout 2025, employees and internal teams participated in\nguided tours and learning sessions focused on digital accessibility. Beyond\nour workforce, we welcomed colleagues from external organizations seeking to\ndevelop their own accessibility labs, extending the Lab's impact beyond\nT-Mobile. Through this hands-on, collaborative approach, this initiative helps\nfoster a shared commitment to inclusive design and a more accessible digital\nexperience for all.\n\nLearn more\n* MagentaA11y accessibility test site (https://pr.report/s43z)\n* T-Mobile accessibility site (https://pr.report/s440)\n* T-Mobile HQ Grants application site (https://pr.report/s441)\n(https://app.accessnewswire.com/imagelibrary/c8c820b6-baf5-4241-a2ab-2993d90cd04a/1233526/3cea7ea6-114e-4e4a-bd12-2449b05dbcc1.png)\n\nFind more stories and multimedia from T-Mobile at 3blmedia.com.\n(https://pr.report/s442)\n\nContact Info:\nSpokesperson: T-Mobile\nWebsite: https://www.3blmedia.com/profiles/t-mobile\nEmail: info@3blmedia.com\n\nSOURCE: T-Mobile\nView the original press release\n(https://www.accessnewswire.com/newsroom/en/telecommunications/t-mobile-2025-corporate-responsibility-report-designing-for-accessibility-and-bu-1233526)\non ACCESS Newswire\n\n\nCopyright 2026 ACCESS Newswire. 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