Software Development Fundamentals: Web Accessibility and CSS

A solid understanding of web accessibility standards is essential for a career as a software developer. This course covers basic CSS styling elements as well as testing, deployment, and testing practices for applications. You can then start developing projects or add these to your resume.

Learn new skills in CSS and get a clear understanding of its purpose. The theory will be applied to practice exercises that allow you to create basic markup for a prototype.

You can read and create styling elements, which allows you to adjust the rules that determine how HTML is applied to a document. This will allow you to set the layout for a website or an application.

The web accessibility guidelines were created to establish an international standard for web content accessibility. They are intended to meet the needs of governments, organizations, and individuals. We will review the most common web accessibility guidelines and discuss how HTML can be used in meeting them.

It is important to test your application before it is deployed in order to make sure that it works under real-world conditions. Before you put it live, you'll be able to test and deploy the application. This knowledge will be completed with a review on how to maintain an app once it is live using cloud computing practices.