Accessibility 101
An introduction to accessibility scenarios, assistive technologies, and technical standards. You leave with a working understanding of software accessibility concepts and the right questions to ask when you design and develop features.
$199 365 days of access
Buy Accessibility 101, $199Who this course is for
Anyone new to digital accessibility: designers, developers, content creators, product managers, and anyone else who shapes a digital product. No technical background is needed.
What you will learn
- Explain what accessibility is, why it matters, and who it affects
- Describe how people with different disabilities use digital content
- Spot common accessibility issues in a website or app
- Find your way around WCAG and its success criteria
- Explain accessibility clearly to the people you work with
Curriculum
24 lessons in 4 chapters, 2 hours in all.
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Welcome to this course!
- Welcome to Accessibility 101
- What you need to use this course
- Survey
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Accessibility overview
- Chapter overview
- Why accessibility is important
- The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Disability etiquette
- Accessibility documentation
- Check your knowledge
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Types of disabilities
- Chapter overview
- Overview of blindness
- Overview of low vision
- Overview of deaf or hard of hearing
- Overview of upper mobility disabilities
- Overview of lower mobility disabilities
- Overview of nonverbal
- Overview of cognitive
- Overview of color blindness
- Check your knowledge
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Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
- Chapter overview
- What is WCAG
- Understanding techniques for WCAG success criteria
- Conformance documentation
- Check your knowledge
Price and access
$199 one-time payment
365 days of access, 24 lessons, 2 hours
Certificate of completion when you finish the course materials
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