Training & Resources
Build real accessibility expertise.
A curated accessibility learning program for developers and content teams, with annual renewal tracked inside the platform. Start with the right path, build practical skills, and keep trusted guidance close when the real remediation work begins.
Training paths
Two paths designed around the responsibilities your team owns.
Each organization member is assigned a focused path that aligns with their role. Reference guides and talks remain available separately as supporting material for day-to-day work.
Developer
Engineers and technical implementers who build, remediate, or review product code.
Developer-focused accessibility training for teams who own implementation quality, component behavior, and remediation delivery.
Learn AccessibilityDeveloper-focused course covering practical accessibility concepts and implementation for web apps and sites.
Free · Developer BadgeWeb AccessibilityHands-on accessibility course covering semantics, keyboard navigation, focus management, and ARIA.
FreeCreate Accessible Web Apps Using ASP.NET CorePractical ASP.NET Core module focused on testing and fixing common accessibility issues in real web apps.
Free · BadgeTrusted Tester Process & CertificationGovernment-recognized accessibility testing certification aligned with the ICT Testing Baseline and Section 508 practice.
Free · Formal CertificationContent Author / Uploader
People who publish, upload, review, or maintain documents and authored content inside the platform.
Practical accessibility guidance for contributors who own content quality, document uploads, and everyday publishing decisions.
Digital Accessibility FoundationsBroad accessibility foundations covering WCAG concepts, checks, the business case, and how teams get started.
Free · Optional CertificateAccessibility FundamentalsBroad accessibility learning path for mixed teams covering accessible content creation, evaluation, and core principles.
Free · Badge / TrophyNot assigned
Users who do not require formal accessibility training tracking.
No curriculum is assigned. Renewal reminders and compliance status do not apply.
Start Here
The three structured programs most teams should start with.
These anchor the two training paths and give most teams the fastest route to shared vocabulary, practical implementation knowledge, and a recognized completion record.
W3C / WAIFree · Optional Certificate
Digital Accessibility Foundations
Broad accessibility foundations covering WCAG concepts, checks, the business case, and how teams get started.
Google web.devFree · Developer Badge
Learn Accessibility
Developer-focused course covering practical accessibility concepts and implementation for web apps and sites.
Microsoft LearnFree · Badge / Trophy
Accessibility Fundamentals
Broad accessibility learning path for mixed teams covering accessible content creation, evaluation, and core principles.
Formal Certification
Trusted Tester Process & Certification
Government-recognized accessibility testing certification aligned with the ICT Testing Baseline and Section 508 practice. It remains one of the strongest options for government-facing teams, manual testing practice, and Section 508-aligned audit work.
- Aligned with the ICT Testing Baseline for web
- Manual testing approach, not tool dependent
- Government-recognized certification path
- Free to access through Section508.gov
Additional Programs
More structured learning tracks.
Additional courses for teams that want broader coverage, deeper technical practice, or role-specific follow-on learning.
UdacityFree
Web Accessibility
Hands-on accessibility course covering semantics, keyboard navigation, focus management, and ARIA.
Microsoft LearnFree · Badge
Create Accessible Web Apps Using ASP.NET Core
Practical ASP.NET Core module focused on testing and fixing common accessibility issues in real web apps.
Free References & Guides
Essential reading for remediation, QA, and review.
A practical reference library for the work that happens after training: validating issues, fixing common patterns, and reviewing content with confidence.
W3C / WAI
Easy Checks
Quick, practical checks anyone can run on a page to identify common accessibility issues before content goes live.
W3C / WAI
Web Accessibility Tutorials
Implementation guides for common remediation work including forms, menus, structure, images, tables, and carousels.
WebAIM
Introduction to Web Accessibility
Clear fundamentals resource covering what web accessibility is, why it matters, and how to approach it.
WebAIM
WCAG 2 Checklist
Plain-language checklist teams can use during content creation, remediation, and publishing review.
Talks & Recordings
Conference talks that sharpen day-to-day practice.
A curated set of practitioner-led talks for teams that want sharper implementation instincts, stronger testing habits, and a more mature accessibility practice.
Stuck in a Focustrap: Keyboard Accessibility & Focus
Talk
Practical talk focused on keyboard navigation, focus management, and interaction issues automated scans routinely miss.
Accessibility Feedback Loop
Talk
How to build continuous accessibility checks and remediation feedback loops into normal development workflows.
Web Accessibility in Mind Conference Recordings
Talk
Broad session recordings covering content, design, development, and accessibility practice from multiple perspectives.
Custom Training
Need something tailored to your team?
Self-paced courses cover a lot of ground, but some teams need training shaped around their stack, compliance environment, and the issues already showing up in audits. We can deliver focused sessions built around your codebase, your content workflows, and your current level of accessibility maturity.
- WCAG 2.2 workshops for engineering, QA, and content teams
- Hands-on remediation sessions using your own findings
- Manual testing and assistive technology practice
- Accessibility strategy sessions for leadership and procurement
Put it into practice
Ready to run your first audit?
Training and tooling work best together. The platform handles automated scanning, finding management, training assignments, and renewal reminders so your team can stay focused on the work that still requires human judgment.