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Design thinking
A free 10-hour Open University course on how designers think, with a focus on composition and presenting complex information.
The W3C's own free course on digital accessibility: who it affects, the business case and the principles behind WCAG.
Taught byedXCreated by the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative with UNESCO IITE, this edX course builds a foundation in digital accessibility. It explains how people with disabilities use technology, why accessibility matters for organisations, the principles and standards behind WCAG, and practical first steps. It suits designers, developers, content authors and managers alike.
Best for: Designers, developers and content teams who need a solid, standards-based start in accessibility.
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