Developers
Semantic HTML, focus management, ARIA patterns that actually help, and the assistive-technology combinations testing will use against their code.
Live, role-based workshops taught by the consultant who does the audits, not a licensed slide deck. Your team leaves able to test their own work against WCAG before it ships.
Delivered over video call or on-site, built around real screens from your product rather than generic slides. Attendees test live with a screen reader and keyboard, not just watch a demo.
Typical group size: up to 15 people per session. Larger teams are split into role-based tracks below.
$850 half-day · $1,600 full-day. Full-day sessions cover two roles or two product areas in depth.
Each track covers the WCAG criteria and tools relevant to that role, so the session stays specific instead of generic.
Semantic HTML, focus management, ARIA patterns that actually help, and the assistive-technology combinations testing will use against their code.
Colour contrast, target size, focus indication, and error states, reviewed against your actual design system and components.
Heading structure, link text, alternative text, and document accessibility for the CMS and PDF workflows your team actually uses.
How to read a VPAT/ACR, what to ask vendors, and a lightweight manual test pass QA can run before every release.
No generic curriculum. The agenda is drafted from screens and components you provide, then confirmed before the date is booked.
15 minutes to confirm roles in the room, product areas to cover, and delivery format.
A written outline built from your components and templates, reviewed before the session is booked.
Delivered over video call or on-site, with hands-on testing rather than slide-only lecture.
Recording, checklist, and slide deck sent within two business days, plus a follow-up Q&A window.
A recorded webinar covering the fundamentals: WCAG structure, common failure patterns, and how to run a basic manual check. Useful for onboarding new hires without booking a live slot each time.
The Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation requires training for employees and volunteers on the accessibility standards relevant to their role. This session covers WCAG and accessible-design obligations directly, but confirm your specific policy and record-keeping requirements with whoever manages your AODA compliance program.
No. An audit tests your live product and reports specific defects. Training builds the skill to catch those defects internally, before an audit or a user ever finds them.
Yes. The agenda is scoped to your platforms during the intake call, including WCAG 2.2 AA criteria and native mobile patterns where relevant.
Attendees receive a summary of what was covered for internal training records. No private party, including this practice, can certify legal or universal WCAG compliance.
Both. Remote sessions are priced as published. On-site sessions include travel costs, scoped on the call.
A short scope call is enough to draft an agenda specific to your product.