Advanced Accessibility for Designers.

Focus order, keyboard paths, complex components, and documenting a11y for dev handoff.

1hr 15m5 lessonsSelf-paced

About this course

Contrast ratios and alt text are not enough. Real products need focus order, keyboard paths, and complex component a11y.

This advanced course prepares you for compliance conversations and developer handoff that includes accessibility, not as an afterthought.

What you will gain

  • Beyond checklist a11y

    Design flows that work with keyboard and screen readers, not only color contrast.

  • Handoff that includes a11y

    Document focus, roles, and states so engineers can implement correctly.

Skills you will gain

  • Focus order and keyboard paths
  • Complex component a11y
  • Accessible forms and modals
  • A11y documentation for eng
  • Inclusive critique habits

Your instructor

Talodabi Faculty

Talodabi · Academy

Earn a certificate

Certificate of completion

Advanced Accessibility for Designers

Complete the lessons and any listed capstone to earn your Talodabi certificate.

Frequently asked questions

How long will I have access to the course?

While your Academy account is active. Sign in to open lessons, then learn at your own pace.

Do I get a certificate after completion?

Yes, when the course marks a certificate and you finish the required lessons or capstone.

Can I learn offline?

Most short courses are online. Download any templates your instructor shares, then return online to submit work.

What support do I get during the course?

Cohort students get instructor and peer support in class channels. Self-paced courses include guides in this site and the design-assistant kit.

Use design-assistant/ and .cursor/rules/ from this repo while you learn. Bring one real project so practice sticks.