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Web Accessibility

Make a student resource page usable with a keyboard and assistive technology. Learn semantic HTML, forms and accessible testing.

5 steps / 6-10 weeks estimated
STEP 01 OF 5

Start with semantic HTML

Use a small student resource page as your project. Organize content with meaningful landmarks, headings, lists and links before styling.

Break it down

01Practice: a meaningful outline

Use a descriptive main heading and logical sections. Use buttons for actions and links for navigation. Write link text that explains its destination without surrounding context.

02Checkpoint

The page makes sense without CSS. Informative images have useful alternatives; decorative images do not repeat nearby text.

Take it further

Continue learning on these source websites.

W3C WAI: accessibility tutorials(opens in a new tab)
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