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Accessibility-First Design

With David Luhr Liked by 711 users
Duration: 1h 24m Skill level: Intermediate Released: 3/22/2023

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Knowing the benefits of an accessibility-first approach enables you to build more useful, resilient, and inclusive products. In this course, accessible design and development consultant David Luhr shows you how to put accessibility first when designing digital experiences. David demonstrates how teams can work together to prioritize and test for accessibility at all stages of product development, saving time and effort with better results. Gain deeper understanding of accessibility with practical examples of how to solve common design challenges. Build tactical skills in accessible content, accessible visual design, and accessibility testing to create successful products that everyone can use.

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  • Azeezat Salaam Azeezat Salaam

    Azeezat Salaam

    MSc Digital Business Student || UI/UX Designer || Committed to Accessible & Inclusive Digital Environments

    5/5 April 13, 2024
    The content is educative and inspiring. Emphasise that accessibility is a continuous journey, and starting with a mindset geared towards inclusivity is important.
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  • Reza Sadid Reza Sadid

    Reza Sadid

    Passionate UI UX Designer with expertise in frontend and backend web technologies.

    5/5 April 8, 2024
    Having recently embarked on the "Accessibility-First Design" course on LinkedIn Learning, I'm thoroughly impressed by its comprehensive coverage of fundamental principles and practices. The course adeptly balances theoretical knowledge with practical insights, providing a solid foundation for understanding and implementing accessibility in design. Even as I'm still in the midst of my studies, I find myself equipped with valuable insights that I'm eager to apply in my future projects. The instructor's clarity and the course's structured approach make complex concepts easily digestible, fostering a conducive learning environment. I look forward to completing the course and continuing to deepen my understanding of accessibility in design. Highly recommended for anyone seeking to enhance their skills in this critical area of design.
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  • Kristen Otenti Kristen Otenti

    Kristen Otenti

    Operations Manager and Blogger Seeking Remote Position

    4/5 March 20, 2024
    Most of us prefer "disabled person" over "person with a disability." And blind and low-vision aren't the same thing.
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  • Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
  • Test your knowledge 7 quizzes
  • Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone

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