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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 3.3.8: Accessible Authentication (Minimum).Catchphrase:"Login fast, with no confusion, save my time from any intrusion."

  Short description:

  When users need to verify their identity, the process should be smooth and not feel like a test of their memory or mental effort. Copying and pasting information, as well as using password managers, should work seamlessly.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Difficult
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Development

  

• WCAG 3.2.1: On Focus.Catchphrase:"Being focused doesn’t mean a thing, no action should automatically spring!"

  Short description:

  Setting keyboard focus on an element must not trigger any unexpected action. Functions should only be executed through an explicit action, such as pressing Enter or clicking with a mouse.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Easy
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Development

  

• WCAG 1.2.1: Audio-only and Video-only (Prerecorded).Catchphrase:"If audio or video shares information, provide an alternative without hesitation!"

  Short description:

  Audio files require a transcript as an alternative format. For silent videos, either a video description or an audio file should be provided as an alternative.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Easy
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Content