Questions About Training and Team Building
Long-term successful accessibility requires competence within your own team. Our training courses empower developers, designers and content editors to independently integrate accessibility into their daily work.
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- What prior knowledge do training participants need? It depends on the format. Developer training requires solid basic knowledge of HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Designer training benefits from experience with common design tools…
- Do training sessions take place on-site or remotely? Both are possible. Remote training via video conference uses screen sharing, collaborative code editors and live exercises and covers the same content as in-person formats. They…
- How lasting are the training effects? Sustainability does not arise in the seminar room but through application in daily work. Pure knowledge transfer fizzles out if it does not carry over into concrete workflows…
- Can different roles be trained together? Yes, in parts it is even explicitly sensible. For the fundamentals, the WCAG overview, the four principles and the understanding of why accessibility matters, all roles benefit…
- Do you offer individual coaching for developers? Yes. Besides group training we offer individual coaching, which is particularly suited to small teams or to the focused deepening of individual developers. The big advantage: we…
- Do participants receive training materials? Yes. Every participant receives accompanying documentation, practical checklists and compact reference cards that serve as a reference work in daily work. It is precisely these…