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Accessibility (UX)
Accessibility in UX is the practice of designing digital products that can be navigated, understood, and used by everyone, regardless of visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive abilities. It is essential for eliminating user barriers, ensuring legal compliance, and establishing fundamentally more robust and predictable user experiences.
This path covers everything from foundational WCAG guidelines to designing complex accessible web components, auditing existing interfaces, translating accessibility rules to native mobile platforms, and conducting inclusive user research. You’ll also learn the practical skills needed to annotate designs and create seamless, unambiguous handoffs to engineering teams.
**This learning path is actively in production. More content will be added to this path as it gets published and becomes available in the library. To view the full list of content to be included in this Path, click the "About this path" tab below.**
Content in this path
Introduction to UX Accessibility
Understand how to interpret and apply WCAG.
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What You'll Learn
- Interpret and Apply WCAG
- Design Accessible Foundations
- Audit and Remediate Interfaces
- Translate Web to Mobile
- Conduct User Accessibility Research
- 1. UX Concepts: Accessibility (Video)
- 2. UX Accessibility: Designing (Video)
- 3. UX Accessibility: Auditing and Testing (Video)
- 4. UX Accessibility: Designing for Mobile (Video)
- 5. UX Accessibility: Research and User Testing (Video)
- User Experience
- Product Design
- User Research
- Usability Testing

