Digital encounters for impaired people are limited by the absence of immersive participation in traditional web accessibility technologies. Through gesture-based navigation, spatial audio guidance, and haptic feedback, this article investigates how AR/VR technologies can help users with visual, auditory, and motor impairments close this gap. Our framework is inclusive and improves web accessibility by utilizing WebXR, AIpowered assistive features, and multimodal inputs. The efficacy of these methods is demonstrated by a prototype-based evaluation that tackles important issues including standardization, hardware constraints, and ethical considerations. Our research paves the way for a more inclusive online experience by enabling next-generation accessibility in the Metaverse and Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs).Our work opens the door to nextgeneration accessibility in Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) and the Metaverse, paving the path for a more inclusive online experience