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Accessibility happens where the work happens. That is why my workshops are cut to fit your own craft.
How does a design become accessible? Contrast and how to calculate it, legible typefaces and sizes, focus states as part of the design rather than an afterthought, target sizes, and when colour on its own is not enough. Plus how to hand over to development so the accessibility does not get lost along the way.
For everyone who enters text, sends newsletters or looks after social media. We look at what makes a good image description, why heading levels are not formatting, what link text should look like, what captions have to achieve – and how to write in plain language without becoming bland.
Semantic HTML as the foundation, ARIA only where no element does the job. Keyboard operation and focus management, forms with usable error handling, and how to build custom components that work with screen readers. We work on your components, not textbook examples.
How accessibility gets into tenders, offers and acceptance. Which requirements a team actually needs, how to phrase them so they can be verified, how to estimate the effort realistically – and what happens once the project ends and operation begins.
None needed. Anyone already familiar with the four principles gets going faster – but we start where the group is.
I also put workshops together to your requirements – for instance when design and editorial should sit at the same table.