Web Accessibility for an Inclusive World

This web accessibility course was inspired by my quest for understanding dyslexia. I wanted to find out why dyslexics struggle to read. This is an interesting fact to learn about. In my quest for dyslexia and Its effects, I discovered many interesting things, such as discovering a variety of tools, practices and services that can make it as simple as pie to infuse web accessibility into your digital services. This course will teach learners how to make their web services accessible to avoid being sued. This course will teach us how to make accessibility a part of our web services and in our daily lives. Accessibility is a requirement and not a right. Therefore, international guidelines have been created to assist web developers and others to ensure that web services are accessible to a wider audience in order to encourage digital inclusion. This course will also teach learners how to activate and use the default accessibility feature of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint.