Understand the essentials of web accessibility_
Learn the basics of web accessibility to create inclusive, compliant, and high-performing interfaces.
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This course awards a unique certificate of completion for your resume
Designed for developers, by a developer
Les acteurs de référence

Accessibility isn't a bonus feature: it's a responsibility that too many developers still ignore today.
Nicolas Brondin-Bernard, founder of Code-Garage
They're talking about the platform
Code-garage donnent des formations intéressantes et pertinentes, les contenus sont soignés.
Les cours de Code Garage sont bien structurés et faciles à suivre. On apprend par la pratique avec des exemples qui servent vraiment pour des débutants comme des confirmés. Je ne peux que recommander !
Course goals
Understand the fundamental principles of web accessibility.
Apply standards such as WCAG and RGAA.
Design accessible interfaces right from the design stage.
Use semantic HTML and inclusive components.
Improve the user experience for all types of users.
Make your sites compliant and high-performing.
Prerequisites
Having a basic understanding of HTML and CSS is recommended in order to understand the technical aspects of accessibility and apply them effectively in your projects.
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Why learn Accessibility ?
Web accessibility is still too often overlooked… even though it directly concerns a significant portion of users.
Today, nearly 15% of the world's population lives with a disability. Without accessibility, your applications simply become unusable for millions of people.
But the issue doesn't stop there.
An accessible site is also a better designed site: clearer, more structured, more performant. By applying best practices such as semantic HTML, proper contrast, or consistent navigation, you improve the experience for all users.
Accessibility is also a legal matter. Standards like WCAG and RGAA are already mandatory in many contexts, and their adoption is only increasing.
Finally, there's a direct impact on SEO. Search engines favor sites that are well-structured, fast, and understandable, which directly aligns with accessibility principles.
For a developer, mastering these concepts shows that you're capable of building professional, inclusive applications that comply with modern standards.
And that's a skill that's rare… and highly valued.
By the end of this course
You will be able to design accessible, compliant, and inclusive interfaces like a professional developer.
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