Accessibility for Managers and Non-Designers

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David Karlins

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01 - Introduction

01 - Accessibility for managers and non-designers.mp4

00:53

02 - What is accessibility and why does it matter.mp4

08:43

03 - How non-developers impact accessibility.mp4

02:55

04 - Designing with an inclusive orientation.mp4

02:56

05 - Leveraging value from accessibility.mp4

04:22

02 - 1. Breaking Down Accessibility

01 - Designing for accessible visual perception.mp4

03:36

02 - Designing for audio accessibility.mp4

03:47

03 - Aligning design for operative mobility.mp4

04:29

04 - Designing with understandable and robust cognition.mp4

07:17

05 - Avoiding triggering medical issues.mp4

02:43

03 - 2. Developing Accessible Products

01 - Development standards for accessible products.mp4

05:23

02 - Accessible forms.mp4

04:58

03 - Image accessibility.mp4

05:37

04 - Audio accessibilty.mp4

04:03

05 - Content hierarchy and structure.mp4

02:56

06 - Semantic markup.mp4

03:07

07 - The role of ARIA.mp4

02:25

04 - 3. Testing for Accessibility

01 - Testing with impacted users.mp4

04:36

02 - Nontechnical testing resources.mp4

05:08

03 - Common-sense testing with an inclusive mindset.mp4

04:08

05 - 4. Leading Designers and Developers

01 - Creating an inclusive-conscious environment.mp4

03:15

02 - Informed orientation and policies.mp4

04:36

03 - Unleashing accessible design and development.mp4

04:39

04 - Developing relationships with impacted user groups.mp4

02:51

05 - Iterative testing.mp4

04:26

06 - 5. Leveraging Accessibility

01 - Making a11y features visible to all users.mp4

02:43

02 - Promoting products as accessible.mp4

02:46

03 - Promoting accessibility policies.mp4

02:08

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

00:47

Description

Creating accessible products requires an informed and sweeping mindset that thinks across the entire digital product workflow and lifecycle. In this course, designed specifically for non-designers and non-developers, learn how you and your colleagues can lead and contribute to UX design projects that are accessible and inclusive to the broadest possible number of people. Find out how to recognize, appreciate, and convey the long-term value, benefits, and ROI of accessible products and experiences. Instructor David Karlins gives you an overview of how non-technical stakeholders at any level, in any organization, can unleash and guide designers and developers to create accessible user experiences. Along the way, he shares tips on testing strategies, with and without outside resources, as well as how to leverage accessibility features to promote your business and develop relationships with customers.

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Student of and resource for communication technology, culture and technique: Author of a unique range of dozens of books on communication design and tech including Building Websites All-In-One For Dummies (co-author), Adobe Illustrator CC For Dummies, and Adobe Analytics For Dummies (co-author); UI/UX designer and content developer; creator of online courses syndicated through Cengage and LinkedIn Learning; Adjunct Professor, City University of New York (CUNY) and New York University (NYU).

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