Eye4Design
Trends House
Carley Drive, Westfield
Sheffield
S20 8NQ
Tel: 0844-870-8591
Web Accessibility & Usability Training
The Web is an increasingly important resource in many aspects of life and it is essential that your website provides equal access to people with disabilities. Furthermore, all websites must now adhere to the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and non-compliance can lead to legal action being taken. The term ‘Web Accessibility’ is the process of designing your website to comply with the DDA.
Enhanced usability ensures a positive user experience which in turn increases return on investment (ROI). Site navigation, structure, colour scheme, font size and style are just some of the important elements of usability.
Target Audience
This course is aimed at anyone seeking to increase their online sales and Search Engine positioning by the use of best practice web accessibility and usability. No technical ability is required.
Course Outline
- Introduction to 'Accessibility' and 'Usability'
- Why accessibility and usability are important
- Accessibility testing tools and methods
- The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
- How XHTML and CSS can be used to improve accessibility
- Accessibility conformance guidelines
- Page design & content issues in web usability
- How accessible websites help SEO
- Navigation and searching in web site usability
- Web usability testing
1 day course with drinks and light lunch included.
Location:
Carley Drive, Westfield, Rotherham
Cost:
£295 + Vat. You may be eligible for a 42% Train To Gain grant - Please ask for details.
Availability:
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