Learn how the HTML and CSS that you write or edit can make or break the usability of a site for people with disabilities. Through examples and activities, we'll cover essential steps in designing for accessibility. Attendees should understand what "accessibility" is and why it matters; Digital Accessibility for Content Creators and Digital Accessibility Foundations are two good, introductory options.

Please make sure to attend both sessions, the training is split into two, two-hour parts. This training will be held virtually via Zoom in two sessions: 10 am - 12 pm, and 2 pm - 4 pm.

(Formerly known as "Web Accessibility for Developers.")

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This course provides an overview of the concepts and concrete steps to create accessible PDFs in Adobe Acrobat Pro. Designing with accessibility in mind improves ease of use and access to your content for everyone.

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This training will introduce learners to digital accessibility, demonstrate its importance, and provide guidance about Harvard’s Digital Accessibility Policy. We will discuss best practices for creating accessible web content, and also for updating existing content to make it accessible to all users. 

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This training will be held virtually via Zoom on June 15 and 16 from 9 am - 11 am, and 1 pm - 3 pm each day. This course is part of the IT Academy, but is open to all and recommended for anyone and everyone at Harvard.  

This course provides an overview of digital accessibility and includes a number of activities for which your laptop will be required.... Read more about Digital Accessibility Foundations