Webucator offers Web Accessibility training for private groups and individual students.
Our Web Accessibility courses are listed below.
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In this web accessibility course, students will learn why and how to create websites that meet the Section 508 standards for website accessibility. This class targets web designers - i.e, the people who will be responsible for creating the accessible pages. Students attending this class are expected to have expert knowledge of HTML and at least intermediate knowledge of CSS.
If you are interested in a class for non-designers, project managers, testers, and/or decision makers, please see our course.
The next class is running 2/25/2010. Register for this date or See More Dates
In this web accessibility course, students will learn why and how to create websites that meet the Section 508 standards for website accessibility. This class targets non-designers, project managers, testers, and decision makers - i.e, people who will be responsible for understanding, creating, and enforcing web accessibility guidelines. Students attending this class do not need to have expert knowledge of web design, but they should have at least some basic knowledge of HTML, know the difference between HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and understand how web pages are created and served.
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