Web Accessibility Training

The web accessibility training course covers problems faced by disabled web users, how to build accessible web pages, and how to comply with disability discrimination laws specific to web accessibility.

Those attending the web accessibility training course should have a solid understanding of HTML and preferably CSS through practical experience or by attending the "XHTML & CSS: A Web Standards Approach" training course.

"Web Accessibility" Course Structure

Part I - Understanding Web Accessibility

Introduction - the problems faced by disabled users.
General web accessibility issues - the WAI.
Specific web accessibility issues - UK law.
Understanding screen readers.

Part II - Building Accessible Web Pages

Web standards recap - Aiding web accessibility through good practice HTML.
Structuring a page.
Accessible images.
Accessible links.
Accessible tables.
Accessible forms.

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Vivabit HTML Dog services are brought to you by Vivabit based in central London. Vivabit specialise in web standards and accessibility training, consulting and design.

Scheduled public training courses are held throughout the year and are open to anyone to attend. You can also hire us to conduct private training and tuition tailored to meet your specific requirements.

We use the excellent facilities of a training centre located in Central London for public courses. Private courses can also be held at the training centre or conducted anywhere in the UK, or beyond, on your business premises.

Web Accessibility Training

"Web Accessibility" Course Structure

Part I - Understanding Web Accessibility

Part II - Building Accessible Web Pages

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