What prior knowledge do training participants need?
In short and in plain language
It depends on the course. For developers, good basic HTML, CSS and JavaScript skills are enough. For design and content, practice with your own tools helps.
You do not need any accessibility knowledge. That is what we teach.
We adapt content and depth to your team.
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, content training from routine work with your CMS. Specific accessibility prior knowledge is not a prerequisite for any format, that is exactly what we teach.
More important than prior knowledge is role orientation: a training session only hits the mark when it builds on participants' real tasks. That is why we agree the content and depth with you in advance.
We flexibly adapt the level to your team's knowledge, from a first overview to advanced practice. An overview of the formats is available on our training page.