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Angular in Practice: Accessibility
Inaccessible websites lock out users and create legal risk. This course will teach you to build inclusive, WCAG-compliant web applications using Angular Aria, accessible routing, and automated testing suites.
Intermediate
- Course
Angular in Practice: Accessibility
Inaccessible websites lock out users and create legal risk. This course will teach you to build inclusive, WCAG-compliant web applications using Angular Aria, accessible routing, and automated testing suites.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Many modern web applications inadvertently lock out users because of inaccessible patterns. In this course, Angular in Practice: Accessibility, you’ll learn to build inclusive, WCAG-compliant web applications that provide a high-quality experience for everyone. First, you’ll explore the foundations of digital accessibility, learning how to audit your apps using manual techniques, screen readers, and automated tools like WAVE and ESLint. Next, you’ll discover how to leverage Angular’s core features, such as template binding, router features, custom directives, and the Angular Aria package to create reusable, accessible UI patterns. Finally, you’ll learn how to scale and protect your accessibility efforts by integrating automated testing suites to catch regressions before they reach production.
Angular in Practice: Accessibility
Intermediate
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Lara is a self taught software engineer who understands the importance of high quality understandable content for acquiring new skills. Before her career as a software engineer, Lara worked as a Graphic Designer and taught art to students of all ages. Her love of teaching carried over into software engineering when she began speaking at conferences across the globe and co-hosting the Angular Plus Show, a podcast for all things Angular and Angular adjacent. In addition to working as a software engineering technical leader and giving back to the community through teaching, Lara also enjoys fostering orphaned kittens and traveling with her husband and two teens. Lara uses she/her pronouns.
