Designers
Accessible interaction patterns, visual design, components, prototypes, and designing with different ways of using technology in mind.
Build accessibility knowledge your team can put into practice.
Training works best when people can connect accessibility requirements to the decisions they make every day.
We train designers, developers, content creators, leaders, and mixed teams. We tailor the examples and exercises to the work people in the room actually do.
Learn it. See it in practice. Bring it back to your work.
Learn about accessibility with people with disabilities, not just from a presentation.
C4AT's immersive one-day workshops combine practical accessibility education with opportunities to learn directly from people with disabilities and assistive technology users. Participants see how people interact with websites, applications, and documents, encounter accessibility barriers in practice, and discuss what more inclusive design and development can look like.
Participants leave with more than a list of requirements. They see how accessibility decisions affect people and practice applying what they learn.
Workshops can be customized to your organization and may include:
Accessibility responsibilities look different across an organization. We can tailor training to different roles and levels of experience.
Accessible interaction patterns, visual design, components, prototypes, and designing with different ways of using technology in mind.
Semantic structure, keyboard interaction, accessible names and states, component behavior, testing, and practical remediation.
Headings, links, images, tables, documents, plain language considerations, and accessible content practices.
Accessibility responsibilities, organizational strategy, sustainable processes, and making informed accessibility decisions.
Shared accessibility foundations that help people across roles understand how their decisions connect.
Focused sessions built around a product, accessibility challenge, technology, workflow, or question your organization needs to address.
Training can stand alone or become part of a broader accessibility program.
Shorter training on a specific accessibility topic, role, or skill.
Interactive sessions that combine instruction, demonstrations, discussion, and hands-on practice.
Training series, office hours, coaching, and knowledge building that can grow with your team's accessibility work.
Seeing someone use technology can make an accessibility issue immediately clear in a way a checklist cannot. C4AT can incorporate people with disabilities and assistive technology users into training and workshops, so teams learn directly about different ways people interact with technology.
Use examples, products, documents, and accessibility questions that are relevant to your team.
Adapt the material for the roles, responsibilities, and experience levels in the room.
Focus on the skills your team needs now.
Connect learning to practical actions people can take after the session ends.
Choose a focused session, an immersive one-day workshop, or a series. We can shape the training around your team and the work in front of them.