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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 2.1.1: Keyboard.Catchphrase:"If I navigate without a mouse, don’t lock me out of the house!"

  Short description:

  A website must be fully operable with a keyboard. All content should be accessible, and all essential functions must be usable without a mouse.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Difficult
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Development

  

• WCAG 2.5.7: Dragging Movements.Catchphrase:"If progress comes from click and pull alone, I’ll flee the site and be gone."

  Short description:

  If functions on a website can only be triggered via drag-and-drop gestures, they must have an alternative that can be activated with a single-pointer action, such as a clickable button.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Difficult
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Development

  

• WCAG 1.2.5: Audio Description (Prerecorded).Catchphrase:"If your video’s all to see, add audio description for accessibility!"

  Short description:

  If a video conveys important information only visually and not through sound, it requires an audio description. This can include details such as the speaker’s name when it appears on screen but is not spoken aloud.

  Effort:

  • Complexity:Difficult
  • Time to implement:Slow

  Responsibility:

  Content