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Matt Greene Courses
Introduction to UX Design for Accessibility and WCAG 2.0
4.2 (5,103 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 48 mins- 2018
$14.99
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Most Recent Review
Uses the term ‘handicap’. Talks and quizzes about “the four main disabilities” – who came up with these 4? They are not regulatory and not used by WCAG – he speaks as if these are universal principles, they are not. He badly and inaccurately explains colour contrast – firstly, he can’t explain that 5:1 means five times brighter, secondly, he inaccurately says that contrast has to be 5:1, in fact it is 4.5:1.
- Review by Jonathan Harbourne on Introduction to UX Design for Accessibility and WCAG 2.0
Instructor Bio
A decade+ of hands-on work experience in UX design for mobile, web and enterprise. I practice user centered design principles, always basing design decisions on user needs and business goals. I have a strong passion for designing great products and services. The creative process has always been a driving force for me whether it be learning a new musical instrument, designing a great product, building a specialized team or a multi-million dollar business.
