Online course on Udemy
Accessibility costs least when the team understands it at design time
Fixing things after an audit always costs more than getting the decision right the first time. Training moves that moment forward.
Who it is for
- Design and development teams.
- People responsible for content on a company website or store.
- Companies that want to maintain conformance on their own after an audit.
Scope
- What WCAG 2.2 is and what Level AA means in practice.
- The obligations under the Polish act of 26 April 2024.
- The most common barriers: contrast, focus, keyboard operation, forms, error messages.
- How a screen reader works, with a live NVDA demonstration.
- Accessible content: headings, alternative text, links, PDFs.
- How to test on your own, before an auditor arrives.
An outline programme, refined when quoting.
Format
Remote or on-site. I match the programme to what the team actually does: training for developers looks different from training for people editing content.
Quoted individually, based on the number of participants and the scope.
Materials
The material from my course forms the basis of the training programme. Before you decide, you can see how I explain these topics.
Before booking training, it helps to know what it covers: digital accessibility explained.
Let’s talk about training for your team
Tell me what the team does and how many people would take part. I’ll come back with a suggested programme and a quote.