Creating and Curating Inclusive Digital Spaces and Content

Access to digital services is not a luxury – it is a requirement for full participation in contemporary social, economic, and civic life. Therefore, your online and digital content must be inclusive of all your users. From people with disabilities to those with differing literacy levels, your web-based content needs to be accessible to all.

This is where the WCAG guidelines come in, providing a benchmark and roadmap for your journey to greater accessibility. Attend this course to discover the principles and practices of creating accessible content that meets the four principles of WCAG 2.1: perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. Our training covers guidelines, content design, and human-centred design principles. It will provide you with hands-on practice to ensure you master the techniques for creating accessible text, multimedia, tables, forms, and more. Our expert trainer will guide you through best practices for creating accessible PDFs and e-books, testing and evaluating WCAG 2.1 compliance, and implementing these practices in public sector agencies.

Developed for content creators, curators, and designers, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to create and curate compliant, inclusive content for all users, including those with disabilities.