ADA (Accessibility) Testing Course Overview

The ADA (Accessibility) Testing course is designed to educate learners about the importance of creating web and mobile applications that are accessible to individuals with disabilities. It provides a comprehensive understanding of what accessibility entails and the various disabilities that developers and testers must consider. The course delves into the consequences of inaccessible applications, the reasons behind them, and the legal framework governing digital accessibility, including the ADA and the WCAG guidelines.

By exploring the principles of accessible design and introducing various assistive technologies, learners will gain practical skills to ensure that digital content is usable by everyone. Module 1 focuses on the foundational knowledge of accessibility, including accessibility laws and assistive technologies. Module 2 emphasizes the application of WCAG principles and hands-on techniques for accessibility testing using different assistive tools, such as screen readers, screen magnification, and keyboard interaction strategies for both web and mobile platforms.

This course will empower learners to create inclusive environments and cater to a broader audience, which is essential in today's diverse user landscape.