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Building Great Forms with HTML and CSS

While creating forms with HTML and CSS is a core web development skill, making great forms requires a lot more than the basics. Emily Kay brings her years of experience working with customers and developers to explain how to create forms people will find...

Creating Accessible and Inclusive Video

Explore the fundamentals of why you should focus on creating more accessible and more inclusive video content. Get started curating video experiences and forming connections with a wide variety of audiences, planning and testing for accessibility along...

HTML Forms: Accessibility

In this course, software engineer Ifeoma Nwosu shows you how to create accessible forms that follow the best practices and standards of web accessibility. Learn how to improve form accessibility with form controls.

Designing Accessible Components In Figma

From toggles to tabs, accessible components need to work across multiple devices and for a wide variety of users, including ones with disabilities. Good UX designs can help users navigate more comfortably and get more value out of apps and websites.

Accessibility and Inclusion with Figma

Figma is a powerful collaborative design tool, but have you ever wondered about your options for supporting more inclusive, accessible design experiences and products? In this course, teacher, author, and professor Tom Green guides you through six...

Advanced Accessible PDFs

Accessible PDF files are files that can be read by a screen reader by users who are visually impaired. While you can’t just push a button to make a PDF accessible, with the tools available in Microsoft Word and Adobe InDesign, you can make sure that any...

Creating Accessible PDFs

Accessibility means making sure your content is available to as many people as possible. When you make your PDFs accessible, it means adding tags, bookmarks, alt text, and other information that makes the files readable to users of assistive technology...

WordPress: Accessibility

In this course, WordPress core contributor, developer, and web accessibility consultant Joe Dolson covers a wide array of topics relating to creating an accessible website in WordPress.

UX Foundations: Accessibility

The Internet has removed many obstacles to communication and interaction. However, when websites, technologies, or tools are poorly designed, they can create barriers that exclude people with disabilities from using the web. In this course, you'll learn...

Supporting Accessibility in a Hybrid Workplace

As organizations begin to offer more worksite flexibility, the need for accessible, inclusive technology has increased at a rapid rate. Over one billion people worldwide experience some form of disability, and most of these disabilities are invisible...

Accessibility-First Design

Knowing the benefits of an accessibility-first approach enables you to build more useful, resilient, and inclusive products. In this course, accessible design and development consultant David Luhr shows you how to put accessibility first when designing...

Digital Accessibility for Content Creators - Self-Paced

This training will introduce learners to digital accessibility, demonstrate its importance, and provide guidance on meeting Harvard’s Digital Accessibility Policy. You’ll learn essentials and best practices for creating digital content at Harvard that’s...