Accessible Learning Resources for Designers

Welcome Designers

Welcome to this learning hub, a resource for designers who value accessible online learning experiences. This site is a resource to help you create accessible digital materials for your users. Our aim is to empower designers with the knowledge and skills to ensure the work they create follows the best accessibility practices for learning materials. We provide guidelines you can apply to your designs to increase their efficacy.

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Learning Goals

Goal 1

Explain the four POUR principles (perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust) and their role in accessible content creation

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Goal 2

Identify three best practices for accessible use of media in digital content creation

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Goal 3

Apply an accessibility tool to follow WCAG standards for text and background contrast in an online learning environment

Credit: Refinement provided by ASU EdPlus Instructional Design Objective Creator

Lessons

Lesson 1: The POUR Principles

Lesson 2: Accessible Media

Lesson 3: Contrast Audit

Resources

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