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This course is designed for those already familiar with the basics of HTML or working with web development tools, who need to grasp the practical realities of designing and developing accessible websites. The course explores legal guidelines governing accessibility and covers how to critique and audit sites for access compliance. This is a two day practical, hands-on course for those who actually have to plan, layout and build web content. If you would prefer a one-day overview of accessibility guidelines, please see our Conforming to Accessibility Guidelines course outline.
Building Accessible Websites
Web Design Courses
 
Public scheduled course £450
Prices exclude VAT.
Private Tuition
£810 for individual tuition.
Prices exclude VAT.

Introduction

Background to accessibility
• Current legal guidelines

Who has access issues?
• Identifying key disability groups
• Overview of technologies used by people with disabilities

The WAI?guidelines
• Rationale for dividing guidelines into degrees of priority
• Review of priority 1 guidelines
• Review of priority 2 guidelines
• Review of priority 3 guidelines

Clean, structured pages
• Understanding XHTML?syntax
• Working with the DOCTYPE
• Validating code for standards compliance

Adding structure to content
• Headings and subheadings
• Creating paragraphs
• Line breaks and horizontal rules
• Ordered and unordered lists

Auditing your site
• The W3C accessibility checklist
• Identifying the right level of accessibility
• About Bobby and other access checking tools

Dreamweaver and accessibility
• Dreamweaver's accessibility features

Working with images
• Content images and design images
• Client side image maps

Issues with tables
• Using tables for layout (or not)
• Using div tags instead of tables

Building accessible web forms
• Creating a basic input form
• Making the form work with actions
• Styling the form with CSS

Building accessible navigation
• Text based navigation menus
• Using divs (layers) for drop downs
• Making navigation device independent

Accessible Flash
• Designing accessible Flash

Questions and answers

If you'd like to book by phone, or discuss your requirements;

Call us on 0845 676 2250
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