Create Accessible Interfaces
Learn how to program inclusive and creative interfaces for disabled users with this online creative computing course from the UAL Creative Computing Institute.
Duration
4 weeks
Weekly study
2 hours
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Discover how to program interfaces that work for disabled users
Accessibility is a requirement laid out by EU and UK government legislation.
All public websites and digital services must comply with WCAG 2.2 – guidance to those creating and serving digital content. The deadline for websites to meet this guidance is fast approaching.
On this course you’ll discover the issues that disabled users face when using creative technology, exploring how to follow accessibility guidance and compliance.
Ultimately you’ll learn how to use JavaScript and CSS to allow users to customise their experience, and design clear, creative interfaces.
What topics will you cover?
- What issues impact disabled users using creative technology?
- How can interfaces be made more accessible for those with sight, hearing and cognitive impairments?
- What kinds of experiences do people with visual and hearing impairments have when using the internet, mobile devices and streaming services?
- What guidance is available for those attempting to make their websites and services more accessible?
- What forms of compliance are necessary when creating websites and services?
- How can CSS and JavaScript be used to allow users to customise their experience?
- How can you create customisable interfaces with clear navigation?
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