Learn Accessibility course is now complete
All modules in the Learn Accessibility course have been published. The curriculum, authored by Carie Fisher, covers the fundamentals of building accessible websites and web applications, and is designed to be read in any order.
The course wraps up with a trio of testing modules that consolidate your learning into practical application:
The final module released focuses on making forms more accessible, which pairs well with the existing Learn Forms resource.
Community perspectives on accessibility
To accompany the technical content, four community spotlights highlight people working in the field:
- Melanie Sumner discusses her path into engineering, accessible design, Ember.js, and the need for dedicated funding for these initiatives.
- Olutimilehin Olushuyi shares his transition from law to web development, with a focus on building inclusive communities and creating accessible layouts.
- Albert Kim covers mental health awareness, designing for invisible disabilities, the COGA Accessibility Community Group, and other practical insights.
- Elisa Bandy talks about her role on Google's internal documentation team, prioritizing use cases, and how to develop expertise.
The course is intended to build your expertise, but the authors are clear that best practices can vary depending on the specific disability or scenario you are addressing. Feedback on the material is welcome and can be submitted to the web.dev GitHub repository.
