Web Accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of removing barriers and allowing all users to have equal access to websites. Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act establishes guidelines for government agencies, and the W3C has published specifications for web designers. In this course, you will explore Section 508 guidelines and W3C published specifications and requirements for making websites accessible. You will also learn ways in which users with unique needs and browsing tools access websites and receive tips and techniques for addressing the complexities and diverse nature of your audience. Prerequisite: HTML5 and CSS3 and Online Content Management Tools.

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This is the second course in the User Experience Design Certificate Part 2 (3 Class Series) and the fourth required course in the User Experience Design Certificate Program.

For complete details about our User Experience (UX) Design Certificate Program, visit our User Experience (UX) Design Certificate overview.