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UX Foundations: Accessibility

via LinkedIn Learning

Overview

Learn how to incorporate accessibility into your design process and make your next web project more accessible to all people, including those with disabilities.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Welcome
1. What Is Accessibility?
  • What is accessibility?
  • Views of accessibility
  • Accessibility and user experience
2. Accessibility by Example
  • Managing flow
  • Re-creating visual interactions
  • Ensuring proximity in your design
  • Setting expectations
  • Writing the perfect content
  • Designing for memory issues
3. Tools and Techniques
  • Overview of voice recognition software
  • Overview of screen magnifiers
  • Overview of screen readers
  • Overview of hardware assistive technology
4. Personas for People with Disabilities
  • People are people
  • Vision issues
  • Hearing issues
  • Mobility and dexterity issues
  • Cognitive issues
  • Aging into disability
5. Integrating Accessibility into Your UX Work and Process
  • Accessibility in content strategy
  • Accessibility and layout
  • Accessibility and visual design
  • Accessibility and interaction design
  • Accessibility and user research
Conclusion
  • More resources and next steps

Taught by

Derek Featherstone

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