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Code an Accessible Website in HTML & CSS
Apply digital inclusion principles in your HTML & CSS code using ARIA, alt tags, and other digital accessibility tools. Learn to comply with the W3C WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) as a developer.Medium
6 hours
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Everyone uses the web today, and accessibility is a major internet issue for users to have a good experience!
So, you are a web developer, and you want to make your websites accessible to everyone? You've come to the right place!
In this course, you will use ARIA tags, as well as HTML and CSS best practices, to make your code readable by assistive tools. You will discover how to code your page inclusively and integrate media correctly. In the second part of the course, you will learn how to improve the accessibility of interactive elements, such as forms.
So, ready to make the web more accessible? Go to the first chapter!
Learning outcomes
- Create accessible web pages using semantic HTML and ARIA attributes
- Create accessible interactive content on a web page
Requirements
Prerequisites
Basic experience with HTML, CSS, and inclusive design, which you can gain from the following courses:
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Table of contents
- Part 1
Course Orientation
- Part 2
Create Accessible Web Pages Using Semantic HTML and ARIA Attributes
- Part 3
Create Accessible Interactive Content on a Web Page
Contributors
Instructors
Thomas Dimnet
Computer Science Teacher | AI Data Trainer | Software Engineer nx.academy | tdimnet.medium.com
