WCAG 2.2 / Inclusive Design
Accessibility
Accessibility as a design and engineering practice—not a checklist added after launch.
By the end of this path
Audit and repair a real interface through automated checks, keyboard use, screen-reader testing, zoom, and human evaluation.
Lessons
Six studio lessons
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01
People before criteria
Understand disability, assistive technology, situational constraints, and the limits of conformance. 55 min -
02
Semantic structure and names
Create a reliable accessibility tree with native HTML, useful labels, and disciplined ARIA. 75 min -
03
Keyboard and focus systems
Design logical order, visible focus, unobscured targets, skip paths, and robust modal behavior. 80 min -
04
Visual access and reflow
Test contrast, text spacing, zoom, motion, color independence, forced colors, and responsive reflow. 70 min -
05
Forms, errors, and authentication
Make instructions, validation, recovery, target sizes, and sign-in flows understandable. 75 min -
06
Test beyond the scanner
Combine axe-style automation, keyboard checks, screen readers, browser zoom, and user testing. 95 min