Chapter 1 challenge
Not started
What Is Accessibility?
Accessibility starts with noticing what stops someone from using something.
Concept: Recognising a barrier
Chapter challenges
Lessons teach the concept. Scenarios ask you to decide. Each challenge drops you into a realistic situation and asks what should happen next.
Your learner profile: not chosen yet
Choose a learner profile and your challenges will match situations relevant to you. Until then, you will see everyday situations.
Choose your profile6 challenges available
Chapter 1 challenge
Not started
Accessibility starts with noticing what stops someone from using something.
Concept: Recognising a barrier
Chapter 2 challenge
Not started
People use technology in very different ways — with sound, touch, keyboards, voice or assistive tools.
Concept: Different people, different ways of using technology
Chapter 3 challenge
Not started
One accessibility feature often helps far more people than it was designed for.
Concept: Essential for some, useful for many
Chapter 4 challenge
Not started
Information has to be presented in ways people can actually perceive.
Concept: Can everyone access the information?
Chapter 5 challenge
Not started
POUR gives you four questions to ask about any barrier you find.
Concept: Naming the principle behind the barrier
Chapter 6 challenge
Not started
Everyday situations create barriers too — noise, sunlight, busy hands, tiredness, a temporary injury.
Concept: Essential for some, useful for many, in real situations