Learning paths

Your first accessibility review is the recommended broad starting point. Practical screen-reader testing offers focused learning you can complete independently or after the first path. Testing display preferences, touch, and media is a self-contained intermediate route for comparing tasks across environments. Testing dynamic and authenticated tasks is the intermediate route for changing task states, interruptions, and authentication.

• Your first accessibility review

  Beginner · About 4 hours 10 minutes

  Build a practical beginner review through paired methods and Exercises for automated, keyboard, visual, text-spacing, zoom and reflow, and forms testing.

• Practical screen-reader testing

  Beginner · About 5 hours 20 minutes

  Learn focused screen-reader techniques through guided methods and independent Exercises for structure, data tables, controls, images, graphics, language changes, and modal dialogs.

• Testing display preferences, touch, and media

  Intermediate · About 4 hours 45 minutes

  Build a self-contained intermediate review of keyboard access, zoom and reflow, forced colors, reduced motion, touch and orientation, and prerecorded media.

• Testing dynamic and authenticated tasks

  Intermediate · About 5 hours 10 minutes

  Build intermediate skills for testing controls, forms, live updates, interruptions, and authentication through changing task states.