Training for UX designers

Perfect for UX designers, CRO specialists and marketers
The experience of the user is central
Receive a proof of participation
Receive after the training: "Digital accessibility checklist for UX designers"

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The training for UX designers

By the end of the training, you will know exactly how digital accessibility contributes to a better user experience and can lead to higher conversion. In the training, your trainer will use recognisable examples to show you how UX, SEO and digital accessibility ensure a more inclusive digital product. The user's experience is central to this, but we also make sure to look at why Google considers digital accessibility so important.

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This training course for UX designers is supported by our e-learning environment which also serves as a reference book. This allows you to easily find all the information after the training!

Content of this training:

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1. Introduction to digital accessibility (via e-learning)

What is (digital) accessibility?
Why is digital accessibility important?
Legislation around digital accessibility.

2. The WCAG 2.2

The background and history of the guidelines.
Constructing the different levels within the guidelines (principles, guidelines, success criteria, techniques).
Explaining the key success criteria.
The benefits for people with disabilities.
Using the right tools to achieve a good digitally accessible website

3. Overlap UX and Digital Accessibility

Interchange between Digital Accessibility and User Experience Design
Interchange between Digital Accessibility and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)
Tips for a conversation with the customer (persuasion, motivation, purpose & usefulness)

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Here's what others are saying

Slachtofferhulp Nederland
"I expected all participants to be taken along in the importance of WCAG before specifications are named. This better conveys the importance of the WCAG and I felt that way afterwards. Thanks!" - Niek Rijnsburger
Belastingdienst
"I found the course material of the accessibility training very complete and level-appropriate. As it was not the first accessibility training for me, much of the content was repetitive, but valuable nonetheless. However, the training seemed mainly focused on designers, which may make the applicability for others a bit more difficult. Still, raising awareness in this area is already a significant win for everyone, regardless of their role." -Lucia van Groningen

The result?

After this training, as a UX designer, you will have:

Knowledge of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG)
The knowledge to translate WCAG into website design
Basic knowledge of European (EN 301 549) and Dutch legislation
More knowledge about the importance is of an accessible website.
Knowledge about what the overlaps are between UX, SEO and digital accessibility and better understand why you already 'do' some things.
The skills to convince your (potential) customer of the usefulness of digital accessibility for the website or webshop.

Good to know about this training

The location

We are happy to deliver the training at your premises. Would you rather have the training online or at our premises? That's possible too!

Duration

We schedule on-site training for 6 hours. Online? Then we schedule two 3-hour blocks.

For whom

This training is for UX designers, web designers, SEO specialists, CRO specialists, front-end developers and marketers.

Proof of participation

After the training, you will receive a certificate of participation. Show everyone that you know all about digital accessibility and UX!

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