What we offer.

For our training sessions that last four hours or longer, we can divide them into 2-hour blocks. You have the option to spread out these blocks over multiple days and conduct them virtually. Our team has discovered that this approach benefits participants more. It helps with retention and allows for more practice opportunities.

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Accessibility in the Software Development Life Cycle

This two-day course empowers project leaders to strategically integrate accessibility throughout the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), ensuring that accessibility is prioritized at every stage. Through practical case studies and hands-on exercises, participants will develop the skills needed to lead their teams in delivering accessible software solutions.


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Accessibility in User Experience (UX)

Integrate accessibility into your UX process to create inclusive user journeys and conduct effective accessibility audits.


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Accessibility Policy and Implementation

Develop and implement effective accessibility policies to ensure your organization meets compliance standards and fosters an inclusive environment.


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Accessibility Principles and Guidelines

Understand and apply key accessibility standards and principles to ensure your digital content is inclusive and compliant.


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Advanced Coding Accessibility Techniques

Master advanced techniques to enhance the accessibility of complex web applications and dynamic content.


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Coding for Accessibility

Learn to write accessible code that ensures your web content is usable by all, including those with disabilities.


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Designing for Accessibility

Learn to create visually appealing and accessible designs that ensure all users can interact with your content effectively.


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Developing Accessible Content

Master the skills to create accessible content, ensuring your multimedia, images and documents are usable by all.


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Disability Etiquette: Inclusive Customer Service

Learn best practices for interacting with customers with disabilities, ensuring respectful and effective communication.


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Introduction to Digital Accessibility

Learn the essentials of digital accessibility, including legal standards and practical strategies, to create inclusive digital experiences for all users.


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Testing and Evaluating Accessibility

Learn effective techniques and tools for testing and evaluating the accessibility of your digital content.


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Testing with Assistive Technologies

Gain expertise in testing digital content using assistive technologies, focusing on keyboard navigation and screen readers.


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Understanding Accessibility: Learning from People with Disabilities

Gain insights into the experiences of people with disabilities by engaging directly with them. Learn to ask the right questions and understand their perspectives to create more inclusive environments.


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