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The Training: Create Vocalizable Accessible Error Messages: Practical Guide for Digital Inclusion training is delivered in-person or remotely (blended-learning, e-learning, virtual classroom, remote in-person). At Learni, a Qualiopi-certified training organization, each program is designed to maximize skills acquisition, regardless of the training mode chosen.
The trainer alternates between demonstrative, interrogative, and active methods (through practical exercises and/or real-world scenarios). This pedagogical approach ensures concrete and directly applicable learning in the workplace.
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The stakes of digital accessibility and vocalized messages. How people with disabilities perceive errors via assistive technologies. Overview of relevant WCAG guidelines. Real examples of non-accessible errors and their consequences.
Write clear and inclusive error messages, avoiding any technical jargon. Distribution of responsibilities between developers, designers, and writers. Use the right HTML tags and ARIA roles (aria-live, aria-atomic, aria-describedby, etc.). Practical examples on web forms.
Integrate vocalizable error messages into existing projects: forms, alerts, system notifications. Use of screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver, JAWS) to test accessibility. Diagnosis with automatic testing tools. Resolution of usual accessibility pitfalls. Checklist and long-term best practices.
Target audience
Developers, web integrators, project managers, and UX designers working on accessible interfaces or wishing to improve the accessibility of their applications
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of web development (HTML, JavaScript) and digital accessibility (WCAG principles)
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