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WCAG Deep Dive for Everyone

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The WCAG deep dive is an online training for digital accessibility and the Web Content Accessibility guidelines. This course suitable for all users including those with no previous knowledge of experience and has no pre-requisites.

$2,500.00

Available on back-order

Product Description

A11yPals WCAG Deep Dive for Everyone course is a detailed look at the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines covering both the principles as well as the technical implementations, and coding examples.

Topics Covered

  • What is the WCAG
  • WCAG structure
  • Where to go for detailed information
  • Deep dive of POUR
  • The high impact top 10 criteria which fail
  • Patterns and Antipatterns
  • Critical coding styles, user testing and auditing criteria
  • Common errors and how to correct them
  • Semantic HTML, CSS, WAI-ARIA and the Accessibility API. How they interact and how to mater them.

A11yPals WCAG Deep Dive for Everyone course is a shortened version of the more extensive self-paced course and is suitable for both technical and non technical people who wish to understand in more details how the WCAG is applied to digital resources.

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