Learn how to make better digital products with accessible content and visual designs that improve the user experience for everyone.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Why accessibility-first design?
- Use an accessibility-first workflow
- Cross-discipline collaboration and T-shaped knowledge
- Work in parallel to reduce handoff
- Avoid hidden content
- Respect established patterns
- Create performant and lightweight experiences
- Semantics and document structure
- Inclusive language and reading level
- Hidden text and accessible naming
- Alternate content for media
- Just-in-time design
- Accessible color
- Accessible typography
- Accessible iconography
- Accessible tap targets
- Accessible interactive states
- Accessible interaction patterns
- Ergonomic layouts
- Embrace fluid design
- Respect user preferences
- Manual accessibility testing
- User testing for accessibility
- Automated accessibility testing
- Accessible design handoff
- Next steps
Taught by
David Luhr