Course description: This course is intended to help guide users through the AMP product. In order to show that a user has completed this course, the user must simply view each section.
Course description: This course is intended to help guide users through the Access Assistant product. In order to show that a user has completed this course, the user must simply view each section.
Course description: If you build a website with WordPress, build it with accessibility in mind. Making your content, themes, navigation, and other site features accessible helps everyone - including visitors who want to find your site through search engine results. This course, merging WordPress coding with accessible web design techniques, helps you make sure your website meets modern accessibility standards. You'll learn how to use the power of WordPress to quickly build a beautiful and accessible website that can be used by people with different types of abilities. Author Joe Dolson provides a broad introduction to accessibility and then focuses on practical steps to make sure your WordPress themes, plugins, and content are accessible and usable to all.
Course description: This course shows how to make accessible Office documents in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel. Accessibility expert Glenna Shaw begins by describing what it's like for those with visual, hearing, or movement impairments to experience regular Word and Excel files and PowerPoint presentations. Glenna goes through the essential steps of creating documents that are accessible to all - those using assistive technology and those not - including applying useful headings, formatting tables for ease of use, naming sheet tabs in Excel, using slide layouts and following z-order in PowerPoint, and adding captioning to presentations.
Course description: Are you doing everything you can to make sure your sites are accessible and easy to use? Learn practical accessibility techniques to ensure your web designs can be viewed and used by everyone. Internationally recognized accessibility expert Derek Featherstone walks through examples of common web interaction flows, and then steps through considerations and tactical strategies for each component, to assure that people with disabilities can easily complete those tasks. Learn the proper use of color, contrast, and motion, and find out how to design keyboard interactions and touch interfaces; incorporate images, sound, and video; design accessible forms; structure content at the tag level; and balance responsive design with accessibility.
Audience: UX / UI Designers, Interaction Designers, Web Designers.
Course description: This course covers the critical steps in making your designs more inclusive to a large audience, including those with disabilities.
Course description: This course provides an overview of accessibility and how it applies to Information and Communications Technology (ICT). It is designed for those who will be introduced to the different types of disabilities, assistive technology, business drivers for accessibility, and various accessibility standards.
Audience: Managers, Designers, Developers, Quality Assurance Specialist, Content Authors, Social Media and Digital Communications Contributors, Human Resources Personnel, Procurement Personnel.
Course description: This Accessibility for Designers course will help designers make sure that accessibility is incorporated from the outset to prevent retrofits and redesigns.
Course description: This course was designed for content editors and content creators with the goal of delivering tips for writing meaningful ALT text.
Course description: This course provides an overview of how to identify accessibility challenges, evaluation techniques, and remediation techniques necessary to create accessible MS Office Word documents.
Course description: This course provides an overview of how to create and evaluate Portable Document Format (PDF) documents in Adobe Acrobat XI that are accessible to users with disabilities.
Course description: This course provides an overview of how to identify accessibility challenges, evaluation techniques, and remediation techniques necessary to create accessible MS Office PowerPoint documents.