Digital Accessibility Learning Path: Web & Content Contributors – Parts 1 and 2
Discover essential tools and guidelines to ensure your digital content is both accessible and inclusive for everyone.
Description:
The Northeastern Digital Accessibility team created these resources to guide web and content and design contributors on how to make digital content more accessible. This self-paced, on-demand training provides an overview of alternatives for visual information, how to caption and transcribe content, and logical content structure.
Part 1: Accessible Web Content and Design
Topics covered:
- Alternatives for Visual information.
- Captioning, Transcriptions and Alternative Descriptions.
- Logical Content Structure.
- Resources.
Part 2: Accessible Web Content and Design
Topics covered:
- Easy to Read, Follow and Understand.
- Easy to use.
- Usable without a Mouse (or trackpad).
- Accessibility Testing.
- A Note on Accessibility Overlays.
- Resources.
Training Details
- Topic
- Digital Accessibility
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