Date and time
Thursday 29 October - 13:00 to 14:30 GMT
Please note, the date for this course has now passed - but you can purchase the recording below or join our mailing list and we will keep you updated when the training is repeated in the near future.
While not compulsory, prospective attendees of the Developing custom controls session may also wish to attend the following sessions in the Accessibility for Developers series:
- Accessibility for Developers: Structure and semantics
- Accessibility for Developers: ARIA and the Accessibility Tree
Location
- Online - this course is delivered via the Zoom platform
Accessibility
- The course will be delivered with live captions
- We can share slides in advance if required
- A captioned recording with transcript will be shared with attendees after the live event
Book Now
The date for this course has now passed - but you can purchase the recording below or join our mailing list and we will keep you updated when the training is repeated in the near future.
Please note: after purchasing a ticket you are able to reassign the ticket, if somebody different to the ticket purchaser will be attending the training.
Why you should attend
Our training helps your team deliver accessible and inclusive products and services first time, every time, by embedding best practice in your processes and offering valuable insights to every member of your teams.
We'll show you some of the most common reasons that an app or website will fail the standard accessibility tests, and we'll also show you how to avoid them. Accessible development is a broad subject and this course will focus on JavaScript and common accessibility issues, considerations when developing modals, and CSS accessibility.
By thinking about accessibility and inclusion from the start you can prevent costly fixes at the end of a project, and also improve the user experience for everyone, not just your disabled customers.
Who is this training for
This course is primarily aimed at front-end developers, but may also be of interest to designers and managers who wish to better understand how certain design considerations may impact the overall development.
The level of training is advanced - you will require a knowledge of accessibility standards, coding and testing techniques.
What will be covered
Attendees will learn accessibility topics including:
- JavaScript and common accessibility issues
- Key considerations when developing modals
- CSS considerations
At the end of this course you will know how to:
- Use JavaScript in an accessible way, avoiding common mistakes
- Develop an accessible modal
- Implement CSS in a way which does not interfere with accessibility
Important information
Class size
- We limit the number of people on our training courses to ensure all attendees can engage with the presenter, ask questions and have an informative experience
What to bring
- You will need a good internet connection, access to a laptop or desktop computer and to be able to open/use the Zoom platform without restrictions on your device
Why train with us?
97% of attendees rated our webinars and training ‘Excellent' or ’Good’ in 2019
Attendees will receive a link to the recording of the training to watch back at your leisure after the event. (And you’ll always have access to the latest advice as we will update the content on the link when the training is repeated in the future.)
Meet our trainer
James Nash is a Senior Accessibility & Usability Consultant with AbilityNet. He's been working on the web since 1998 as a designer, a front-end developer, UX Prototyper and Technical Lead at both agencies and FTSE250 companies including MoneySuperMarket.com. He has an abiding passion for accessibility and web standards, and believes in creating a more accessible world for everyone.
James manages a small team of accessibility consultants in delivering accessibility consultancy ranging from technical audits and user tests, through to ongoing involvement in accessibility of agile projects.
About our training team
Our trainers have decades of experience between them. They deliver accessibility consultancy ranging from technical audits and user tests, through to ongoing involvement in the accessibility of enterprise-level agile projects. They regularly champion accessibility at conferences, lead webinars, and run workshops.
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