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Google

Web Accessibility

Google via Udacity

Overview

In this course you’ll get hands-on experience making web applications accessible. You’ll understand when and why users need accessibility. Then you’ll dive into the “how”

Syllabus

  • Accessibility Overview
    • Explore the diversity of different users experience with web sites and applications. Learn about using screen readers practically and recognize the challenge of building web experiences for all users.
  • Focus
    • Manage focus - the location on a page that receives input from the keyboard. Discover how some users navigate website entirely with the keyboard, and how to optimize their experience.
  • Semantics Basics
    • Dive into the differences between visual UI and semantically designed accessible UI. Add semantic elements to HTML to create a user interface that works for everyone.
  • Navigating Content
    • Implement effective semantic navigation using headings, link text and landmarks.
  • ARIA
    • Sometimes an HTML element may not have a role or value assigned semantically. In this lesson, you'll use ARIA attributes to provide context for screen readers.
  • Style
    • Incorporate CSS styling into your accessible web design and use accessible color schemes to improve accessibility.

Taught by

Alice Boxhall and Michael Wales

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