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Digital Accessibility for Developers

Learn how to develop accessible websites and integrate accessibility seamlessly into your workflow.

550+ participants

Digital Accessibility for Designers

Learn all the essentials for integrating digital accessibility seamlessly into your branding and UI-designs.

1000+ participants!

Digital Accessibility for Content Creators

Learn how to create digital content for websites and social media that is understandable and accessible to everyone.

700+ participants

Understand the WCAG!

• WCAG 1.4.12: Text Spacing.Catchphrase:"When text needs extra lines to see, don’t trim them at the boundary!"

  Short description:

  If users increase line height, paragraph spacing, letter spacing, or word spacing, the text must remain fully visible and legible, without being cut off or obscured.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Easy
  • Time to implement:Fast

  Responsibility:

  Development

  

• WCAG 1.1.1: Non-Text Content (Decorative Images).Catchphrase:"If it’s decorative flair, no alt text goes there!"

  Short description:

  Decorative images that don’t convey information should be hidden from assistive technologies. For <img> elements, use an empty alt attribute (alt=””), and for <svg> elements, add aria-hidden=”true” so screen readers skip them.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Easy
  • Time to implement:Fast

  Responsibility:

  Content

  

• WCAG 1.2.2: Captions (Prerecorded).Catchphrase:"A subtitle for your video will make you and your viewers glow!"

  Short description:

  Recorded videos require synchronized captions. For the captions to be complete, they should include not only the spoken words, but also the names of speakers, human sounds, and important noises such as music.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Easy
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Content