Gain a general understanding and learn how to interpret the new WCAG 2.2 success criteria, so you can apply them to build accessibility into your design, coding, and testing workflows. Learn to test implementations using browser tools, visual inspection, and assistive technology.
This training is primarily intended for digital (web) designers and user experience practitioners, authors, writers and content creators, as well as developers, and QA testers. Participants should have previously attended Accessible Coding & Development and Inclusive Design for Web training sessions.
This training typically takes two hours.
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Our team makes training recommendations based on your unique needs and project timeline. We incorporate training strategically, weaving sessions into your project, so that your teams have the skills they need when they need them, making an immediate impact. Building skills in-house throughout our engagement sets you up for continued success.
As many as you’d like! We don’t limit participants, because as educators, our goal is to build your organization’s skills. We open up our training to your entire team, so you have the help you need to sustain accessibility across your organization.
Of course you can! As you train with us, you can develop your own internal training library, which can serve as a resource for your current and future employees.
Yes, we can work with your vendor! We recommend training be provided in the most accessible format possible and will work directly with your caption provider to implement. If you don’t have a caption provider, we can make recommendations.