Kate Philbin Dargan's Course Certificate: Accessibility: How to Design for All

Incorporate accessibility proactively into design and development so products are usable and meaningful for people with diverse abilities.

Apply and exceed accessibility standards such as WCAG to improve usability, reduce risk, and increase product quality.

Design for a wide range of disabilities, including visual, auditory, cognitive, and mobility needs across common scenarios.

Support effective use of assistive technologies by ensuring interfaces work with tools such as screen readers, captions, and alternative inputs.

Optimize implementation details for accessibility using practical techniques such as ARIA markup and descriptive alt text.

Build a clear business case for accessibility by connecting inclusive design to ROI, market reach, and brand resilience.

Evaluate products with accessibility checks and templates to identify barriers and prioritize improvements.

Establish and scale an accessibility program to keep products usable and compliant across an organization.