Web Accessibility WCAG: You See What You Know

Web accessibility is no longer an option, it's a necessity 🌐

The importance of web accessibility is growing day by day. With the rise of disabled and elderly users in Korea, the number of users requiring accessibility is also increasing. Furthermore, with the expansion of accessibility certification in both the public and private sectors, web accessibility is becoming an essential element in operating services.

This course demonstrates how to implement WCAG 2.2's success guidelines using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You'll understand and utilize various accessibility techniques, including ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support. Beyond simply reading guidelines, you'll gain practical , hands-on web accessibility expertise .

Features of this course

📌 Understanding WCAG 2.2 (Web Content Accesibility Guideline)

📌 Practical application methods with code

📌 Testing method using a screen reader

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After class

• I can understand what accessibility is.

• I understand WCAG 2.2 and can apply it to my services.

• You can learn accessibility techniques that can be applied in practice.

• You can understand and test the actual use of a screen reader.

• You can create services that guarantee accessibility.

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Learning Content

• What is accessibility?

  • What is web accessibility?

  • The Need for Web Accessibility

  • Various types of obstacles and tools that hinder access to information

  • WCAG

  • Korean Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (KWCAG)

• Creating recognizable content

  • What is recognizability?

  • Text alternatives

  • time-based media

  • adaptability

  • Clarity

• Implementing a manipulable interface

  • What is ease of operation?

  • Keyboard accessibility

  • Provide sufficient time

  • Preventing seizures and physical reactions

  • Ease of navigation

  • Input method

• Easy-to-understand content and interface

  • What is ease of understanding?

  • Readability

  • Predictability

  • Input support

    
    

• Developing robust content

  • What is robustness?

  • Compatibility

• How to use a screen reader as instructed by the user

  • Understanding the Screen Reader User Experience

  • Usage Guide for Each Screen Reader

Things to note before taking the course