- Lesson
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Chapter 1: Role of the Designer
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Chapter 2: Using Style for Design
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Chapter 3: Images and Color for Designers
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Chapter 4: Designing the Layout
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Chapter 5: Designing Forms
- Assessment
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Assessment for Accessibility for Designers
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Course Survey
Accessibility for Designers
Course 2 of 5 in Test Customer Learning Path
Learn how to create web designs that prioritize accessibility and inclusivity, incorporating accessible design principles and best practices for images, colors, page structures, and form designs.
While a web developer makes a designer’s vision a reality, there are many accessibility guidelines that a designer can directly address—including creating style, determining placement, and working with color. This course examines all the ways designers affect accessibility.
Estimated Time: 60 Minutes
Course Objectives
- Explain the role of designers in ensuring web accessibility and how design decisions affect users with diverse needs.
- Apply accessible design principles while maintaining brand identity and standards.
- Incorporate accessibility best practices into images, color selections, page structures, and form designs to ensure inclusive and user-friendly digital experiences.