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Web accessibility

Make accessibility part of frontend implementation through semantic HTML, keyboard support, and practical testing.

  • Intermediate
  • Live online and in person
  • Duration tailored to your team
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Sample curriculum

What your team can learn.

This outline is a starting point. Modules, exercises, and depth are adapted to your team's experience and project requirements.

01Accessibility foundations
  • User needs and assistive technologies
  • Understanding WCAG principles
  • Semantic structure and content order
02Interaction & forms
  • Keyboard navigation and visible focus
  • Labels, instructions, and error feedback
  • Focus management in dialogs and menus
03Visual & dynamic content
  • Color contrast and zoom
  • Accessible names and appropriate ARIA
  • Announcements and changing content
04Testing & remediation
  • Automated checks and their limits
  • Manual keyboard and screen reader testing
  • Prioritizing fixes and regression checks

Hands-on capstone

Put the learning into practice.

Audit and improve a page's navigation, forms, and interactive widgets, then document the remaining issues.

How the training works

Live demonstrations, guided exercises, pair work, and project reviews connect the concepts to practical implementation.

We agree on your learning goals, prerequisites, group size, delivery format, and schedule before shaping the final curriculum and proposal.

Your trainer

I'm Ragav Kumar V, a corporate trainer and mentor with 10+ years of training experience since 2016, 100+ batches delivered, and 3,000+ professionals trained across full-stack development, data engineering, and Cloud & DevOps.

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