Lesson 1
Accessibility Overview
Explore the diversity of different users experience with web sites and applications. Learn about using screen readers practically and recognize the challenge of building web experiences for all users.
Free
Web Accessibility
Course
In this course you’ll get hands-on experience making web applications accessible. You’ll understand when and why users need accessibility. Then you’ll dive into the “how”
In this course you’ll get hands-on experience making web applications accessible. You’ll understand when and why users need accessibility. Then you’ll dive into the “how”
Last Updated March 7, 2022
No experience required
Course Lessons
Lesson 2
Focus
Manage focus - the location on a page that receives input from the keyboard. Discover how some users navigate website entirely with the keyboard, and how to optimize their experience.
Lesson 3
Semantics Basics
Dive into the differences between visual UI and semantically designed accessible UI. Add semantic elements to HTML to create a user interface that works for everyone.
Lesson 4
Navigating Content
Implement effective semantic navigation using headings, link text and landmarks.
Lesson 5
ARIA
Sometimes an HTML element may not have a role or value assigned semantically. In this lesson, you'll use ARIA attributes to provide context for screen readers.
Lesson 6
Style
Incorporate CSS styling into your accessible web design and use accessible color schemes to improve accessibility.
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Alice Boxhall
Instructor
Rob Dodson
Instructor
Michael Wales
Instructor
Taught By The Best
Alice Boxhall
Instructor
Rob Dodson
Instructor
Michael Wales
Instructor
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Web Accessibility