Publishing accessibly on the web
Accessibility is much more than just technology! As someone who publishes content, you have a great responsibility to make your website accessible to all users. You need to know how to publish accessible content to enable users with varying abilities to access it.
For whom?
The course is mainly aimed at those who publish content on the web, such as editors and content creators.
To get the most out of the course, you should have basic prior knowledge of accessibility, either through our Introduction to Accessibility course, or acquired through other means, such as practical work.
About the course
The course covers why it is important to publish accessibly, who is affected and how to actually publish accessibly.
Course content
During the course we go through, among other things:
- Accessible content
- Alternative formats
- Accessible links
- Images and alternative descriptions of visual content
- Colours and contrasts
- Headings, lists and tables
- Structure of text
- Writing rules and tips
How is the course delivered?
The course consists of two parts; a recorded course followed by a teacher-led live course session.
Self-paced course on-demand
With this self-paced course, you get a basic overview, but also the opportunity to focus on selected areas that you have a particular need for. You can access the course when it suits you. The course is divided into parts - take one or more at a time. You can also use the course as a knowledge base; the search function makes it easy to find what you need.
Watch a clip from the on-demand course with the avatar version of Moa Björk (CPACC), Accessibility Expert at Funka.
This on-demand course consists of:
- 12 parts, totalling 75 minutes of recorded films and reference material.
- Access to the course on-demand on Funka Academy's learning portal for 6 months.
| Part | Topic | Length |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Introduction | 00:46 min |
| Part 2 | Elements of accessibility | 10:27 min |
| Part 3 | Text and language | 10:45 min |
| Part 4 | Structure and formatting | 13:23 min |
| Part 5 | Links | 06:00 min |
| Part 6 | Tables | 08:31 min |
| Part 7 | Pictures | 06:25 min |
| Part 8 | Colours and contrasts | 05:58 min |
| Part 9 | Video | 09:35 min |
| Part 10 | Document | 05:10 min |
| Part 11 | Social media | 03:14 min |
| Part 12 | Self-monitoring and accessibility statement | 03:20 min |
Add a live course session
Do you need more advanced skills? Perhaps you are in, or about to enter, a role that requires in-depth knowledge of accessibility? Or do you simply feel that you learn best and most from live training?
We offer a supplementary course session as an extension and continuation of the self-paced course. It focuses on developing and applying your knowledge with opportunities for discussion, practical exercises and interaction.
- Live expert-led course session, 4 hours including short breaks, 13:00 - 17:00, CET Central European Time
- Funka's certified accessibility experts lead the sessions.
Course certificate by Funka
After completing the course, you will receive a digital Funka Course Certificate showing that you have participated and passed the course requirements.
You have continued access to the on-demand course material and knowledge bank for 6 months from the date of order.
Terms and conditions when buying a course from Funka Academy
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On-demand: Publishing accessibly on the web
Self-paced course ONLY. You can access on the day you order. You have unlimited personal access for 6 months.
Price: 249 EUR
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On-demand + Live: Publishing accessibly on the web
Self-paced course that you can access on the day you order. You have unlimited personal access for 6 months AND a 4 hour live course session.
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Time: (UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna
Location: Online
Price: 649 EUR
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Several people in your organisation interested in this course? Please feel free to contact us for a discussion how we can meet your particular learning and development requirements.
