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Web Accessibility Course

Compliance Taught by the Authority in Accessibility

Websites are business assets — and liabilities. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the global benchmark for accessibility, recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice, the International Organization for Standardization, and the United Nations. Failing to meet them doesn’t just exclude users. It puts your business at risk.

This course teaches you how to eliminate the most common violations driving lawsuits — and how to protect your brand with accessibility that holds up under scrutiny.

What You’ll Learn

Every module is built on WCAG and taught by Certified Accessibility Professionals (IAAP + DHS). You’ll gain practical, code-level skills to remove barriers:

  • Images – Make visuals screen-reader friendly
  • Audio & Video – Deliver accessible multimedia for all users
  • Color – Fix contrast issues that lock out visually impaired visitors
  • Interactive Components – Repair buttons, forms, and navigation barriers
  • Content – Structure text for clarity and cognitive access
  • Keyboard Operability – Ensure full navigation without a mouse

You’ll also get:

  • Exclusive access to private forums for ongoing support
  • Live help sessions with experts who answer your questions

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Protect Your Website.
Protect Your Business.

A single ADA lawsuit can cost tens of thousands in fees. Businesses like Domino’s, Nike, and Beyoncé have all been hit — not because they ignored their sites, but because they overlooked accessibility.

In this module, you’ll learn:

  • The disability laws that apply to your website (ADA, Section 508, and beyond)
  • How law firms target websites — and how to keep yours off their radar
  • DOJ requirements for websites, and how to implement them
  • What leading accessibility law firms look for, and how to respond if you’re targeted
  • Steps to protect your business today, even before full remediation

Bonus Track: Build a Career in Accessibility

Web accessibility is one of the fastest-growing fields in tech, with demand for skilled professionals skyrocketing. This bonus track shows you how to turn accessibility into opportunity:

  • Earn industry-recognized certifications to boost credibility
  • Explore high-paying roles in testing, consulting, and development
  • Learn to network and land opportunities in an in-demand field

FAQ

Most frequent questions and answers

Yes. The ADA, Section 508, and international laws mandate digital accessibility. Courts consistently rule against businesses that fail to comply. Ignoring accessibility exposes you to real legal risk — and costly lawsuits.

Ultimately, yes. But in practice, risk is highest on core pages like home, product, checkout, and forms. This course shows you how to prioritize critical pages while building a path toward full-site compliance.

Yes. Courts have ruled that ADA requirements apply to digital-only businesses. If you operate online, you’re within scope.

Yes. If your business offers an app, it must comply with the same standards. The course includes documentation for making iOS and Android apps accessible.

Because they don’t make your website compliant. Automated tools catch less than 30% of violations, and widgets often create new barriers. Real compliance requires manual testing and code-level fixes.

Because it’s not a minority. Over 61 million Americans and 1.3 billion people worldwide live with disabilities, representing $13 trillion in annual spending power. Accessibility isn’t just compliance — it’s growth.

Developers, designers, content creators, and business owners who want to master accessibility. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced professional, this course gives you the tools to apply WCAG with confidence.

Nothing. The tools used in this course are free — including the same one used by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

It depends on your experience and pace. The course is thorough and self-paced, with support available whenever you need it.

Yes. You can:

  • Take the course and maintain accessibility in-house
  • Train your team with customized guidance
  • Or have POURPIS handle remediation and monitoring for you

Where Accessibility Meets Confidence

Finally, compliance that’s clear, strategic, and built to help your business grow.
Accessible. Compliant. Done. POURPIS makes it easy.