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Introduction to Web Accessibility WCAG 2.1

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Introduction to Web Accessibility WCAG 2.1, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.48, with 58 lectures, 21 quizzes, based on 1188 reviews, and has 6249 subscribers.

You will learn about Master the fundamentals of WCAG 2.1, including the 3 levels of conformance, the POUR concepts and sufficient techniques Create solid document hierarchies with HTML5 landmark regions, headings, logical tab order sequences and semantic elements Build accessible content with descriptive images, understand how to determine accessible colours and layout tabular data with datatables Create accessible forms that include error and validation patterns using best practice WCAG 2.1 techniques Gain confidence and understanding of what it means to build an accessible website This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers who want to get hands-on and really understand and become familiar with web accessibility and common accessibility patterns for the websites and web applications they build. or UI designers who need to understand the accessibility constraints for building web UI's. or Software architects and business analysts who want to build in accessibility requirements early in the decision making process. It is particularly useful for Developers who want to get hands-on and really understand and become familiar with web accessibility and common accessibility patterns for the websites and web applications they build. or UI designers who need to understand the accessibility constraints for building web UI's. or Software architects and business analysts who want to build in accessibility requirements early in the decision making process.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Web Accessibility WCAG 2.1

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.48

Number of Lectures: 58

Number of Quizzes: 21

Number of Published Lectures: 58

Number of Published Quizzes: 21

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: A$109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Master the fundamentals of WCAG 2.1, including the 3 levels of conformance, the POUR concepts and sufficient techniques
  • Create solid document hierarchies with HTML5 landmark regions, headings, logical tab order sequences and semantic elements
  • Build accessible content with descriptive images, understand how to determine accessible colours and layout tabular data with datatables
  • Create accessible forms that include error and validation patterns using best practice WCAG 2.1 techniques
  • Gain confidence and understanding of what it means to build an accessible website

Who Should Attend

  • Developers who want to get hands-on and really understand and become familiar with web accessibility and common accessibility patterns for the websites and web applications they build.
  • UI designers who need to understand the accessibility constraints for building web UI's.
  • Software architects and business analysts who want to build in accessibility requirements early in the decision making process.

Target Audiences

  • Developers who want to get hands-on and really understand and become familiar with web accessibility and common accessibility patterns for the websites and web applications they build.
  • UI designers who need to understand the accessibility constraints for building web UI's.
  • Software architects and business analysts who want to build in accessibility requirements early in the decision making process.

Note. Our course material is continually evolving. This course will be updated for free throughout 2020 and is the one stop shop for everything you need to begin building accessible websites. This is the best online web accessibility course available at a very affordable price.

This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of web accessibility and how to apply those techniques to websites that you create. The modules are organised into categories grouping accessibility techniques to the relevant parts of a web page.

Each lecture explains one accessibility concept only and after every lecture there is a quiz to complete followed by the end of module activity applying all you’ve learnt onto a demo website. Most lectures are approximately 5 minutes long with no lecture being over 10 minutes in length.

You will learn:

  • An overview of web accessibility guidelines and WCAG 2.1

  • Build the structure of a page using a skeleton of accessibility support

  • Create content in an accessible way

  • Improve the structure of web forms using accessibility best practice error handling and validation patterns

  • Apply accessibility techniques to a demo website hosted on GitHub

This course gives you practical reusable patterns and best practice accessibility examples to apply to your projects. Web accessibility is fast becoming a required skill when developing for the web. The accessibility guidelines can be difficult to understand and challenging to apply. It’s often left up to developers to try and do their best making content accessible by attempting to read and understand very complex technical guidelines.

Employers are looking for developers with an edge, web accessibility is that edge. Understanding how people with disabilities navigate a website and how you can make the experience better will set you apart from other developers. If you work in website or software development, UX or UI design in any frontend or backend technology this course is for you.

Web accessibility is more important than ever with more and more services are moving online. Unless these services are accessible the web can become a huge barrier for people with disabilities rather than a great opportunity to help with independent living.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome To The Course

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course Outline

Lecture 3: Course Preparation

Chapter 2: Web Accessibility Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction To Web Accessibility

Lecture 2: The WCAG 2.1 Principles

Lecture 3: The POUR Principles

Lecture 4: POUR Principles Links

Lecture 5: The 3 Levels Of Conformance

Lecture 6: The 3 Levels Of Conformance Links

Lecture 7: How To Assess Web Accessibility

Lecture 8: How To Assess Web Accessibility Links

Lecture 9: Types Of Sufficient Techniques

Lecture 10: Key Takeaways For Web Accessibility

Chapter 3: Building The Structure Of A Page

Lecture 1: Why Page Structure Is Important

Lecture 2: Create Descriptive Page Titles

Lecture 3: Create Descriptive Page Titles Link

Lecture 4: Set The Page Language

Lecture 5: Set The Page Language Links

Lecture 6: Bypass Repeating Content

Lecture 7: Bypass Repeating Content Link

Lecture 8: Create Logical Headings

Lecture 9: Add HTML5 Landmark Regions

Lecture 10: Avoid An Artificial Tabindex

Lecture 11: Key Takeaways For Building The Structure Of A Page

Lecture 12: Activity Building The Page Structure

Chapter 4: Adding Page Level Content

Lecture 1: What Is Page Level Content

Lecture 2: Choose Accessible Colours

Lecture 3: Decorative & Descriptive Images

Lecture 4: Use Semantic Elements

Lecture 5: Add Keyboard And Mouse Focus

Lecture 6: Write Clear Link Text

Lecture 7: Group Related Links

Lecture 8: Use Datatables For Tabular Data

Lecture 9: Key Takeaways For Adding Page Level Content

Lecture 10: Activity Adding Page Level Content

Chapter 5: Structuring A Web Form

Lecture 1: Why Is Structuring A Web Form Important

Lecture 2: Navigation In A Form

Lecture 3: Add Labels To Controls

Lecture 4: Identify Data Formats

Lecture 5: Highlight Required Input

Lecture 6: Group Related Controls

Lecture 7: Handle Errors

Lecture 8: Use Inline Errors

Lecture 9: Suggest Corrections

Lecture 10: Use A Validation Summary

Lecture 11: Key Takeaways For Structuring a Web Form

Lecture 12: Activity Structuring a Web Form

Chapter 6: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Recap Of What You Have Learnt

Lecture 2: Be Involved In The Conversation Online

Lecture 3: External Twitter Links

Lecture 4: Books To Get About Accessibility

Lecture 5: Books To Get About Accessibility Links

Lecture 6: Websites And Blogs To Read More About Accessibility

Lecture 7: Websites And Blogs To Read More About Accessibility Links

Lecture 8: Reach Out To Me

Lecture 9: Reach Out To Me Links

Lecture 10: Feedback Survey And Teacher Evaluation

Lecture 11: Feedback Survey And Teacher Evaluation Link

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