Web Design Accessibility Certificate (Udemy.com)
Master the fundamentals of inclusive design (including WCAG, ARIA, screen readers and lots more)
Created by: Dr Chris Worfolk
Last updated January 2026
What you will learn
- Build accessible and inclusive websites
- Best practice and WCAG standards
- Understand a range of disabilities
- Using the WAI-ARIA specification
How it compares
Against the other 144 rated Udemy courses in UX Design on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.7 out of 5higher than 89% of them
- Reviews3,572#20 of 145 by number of reviews
- Length1.5 hoursshorter than 85% of them
- Last updatedJanuary 2026more recently than 89% of them
Course Description
Do you build websites? If you are a designer, developer, programmer, engineer or web enthusiast, this is the course for you.
Build more inclusive websites and make the world a better place
Improve your conversation rates
Add a valuable skill to your CV
We'll learn:
All about a range of disabilities including sight, hearing, motor and cognitive
Tools that can help us, and even do some of the work for us
Inclusive design principles
WCAG compliance
How to use the ARIA specification
By the end of the course, you will have mastered the fundamentals of accessible and inclusive design.
This course is accredited by the International Association of Therapists and taught by Chris Worfolk, psychologist, software consultant and accessibility mentor who has worked with many international brands to make their websites more inclusive.
If that sounds exciting, hit the "buy now" button to get started immediately. I can't wait to see you inside the course!
Instructor Details
- 4.7 Rating
3,572 Reviews
Dr Chris Worfolk
Chris Worfolk is a Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society and a software consultant. He is the author of nine books and has taught over 125,000 students online. He specialises in software, career coaching, mental health and resilience.
Chris is the founder of the mental health charity Anxiety Leeds and co-founder of the Leeds Anxiety Clinic. He is the author of Do More, Worry Less: Small Steps To Reduce Your Anxiety. He has a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology from Trinity College Dublin.
Previously, he has spent over ten years working in the IT industry helping companies including Sky, Asda, Capita and the NHS improve their digital products. He is the author of How to Exit VIM and the IT Contracting Master Class. He holds a BSc in Computing from the University of Leeds.
In his spare time, he is an Ironman triathlete, ultramarathon runner, and a competitive public speaker. He lives in Leeds with his wife and daughter.
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Reviews
By Anonymized User on 1/16/2026
This course was a great match for my interests in digital a11y. Appreciated the course content, quiz questions, and the hands on workbook activity which worked flawlessly - no issues using the tools or downloading the workbook/answers. Very cool! My only suggestion is that now that it's 2026, it might be time to update this course. A few things seemed outdated. Not sure Microsoft Narrator is still used and some of the text slides use low contrast (gray text, light green shading, etc.). The content is still really good quality.
By Quang Le Ngoc Ky on 11/20/2024
Very good content. I love this. I think it will be much better if we have a document that centralize all the best practices for web accessibility development. Cool stuff btw
By Lalit Mahapatra on 6/14/2024
This course touches upon the most important concepts of Web Accessibility in about an hour and brings you up to speed with what you need to do to make your application/website more accessible in no time. I enjoyed following this course and I'm sure you will too.
By muglow@opentext.com Uglow on 4/23/2024
This provides a good introduction to the subject of accessibility, the toolings to support engineers / qa and also some initial ways to approach the design of an application / website. I would be interested in a much deeper look into examples on how to discover / implement and improve. Perhaps consideration of custom elements / menus that many UX / visual designers request to be added as part of a product and how those interactions can be supported for all.
By Filipa Almeida Pico on 2/2/2024
Very interesting introductory course and "consciousness awakener" for how much (with little effort) as a developer I can do, to make websites/apps accessible to more people, particularly the ones that live with any sort of disability.
By Therese Foley on 11/1/2023
I LOVE the fact that the guy is also a psychologist, fits nicely with what is trying to be achieved in terms in inclusivity. I work with a range of business units that looks after websites and there are great tips for helping them to understand the importance of this.
By Anonymized User on 10/31/2023
Curso con temática bien distribuida, describe ampliamente las herramientas más usadas para cada discapacidad y los ejercicios prácticos ayudan a interiorizar la explicación, Curso corto pero bastante conciso. Lo recomiendo
By Latha Somanathan on 10/31/2023
Thank you for this course. The concepts and various elements were explained very well. I understood most of it except for the deep coding as I don't have a coding background. Thank you for the useful website links. A huge thank you for making this course life-long accessible. I'm definitely coming back to keep looking at it.
By Sharon Wall on 2/28/2023
I thought the information in the course was really good. I have been working with update a website to ADA standards for a while now but I still learned so much from this site. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because the transcript is terrible. I had it turned on during the course and there are so many errors in it. I don't know how anyone who has to rely on the transcript would be able to understand most of what was being talked about. Apparently whom ever did the transcript did not have English as a first language, since so much of it didn't make sense. Please review and correct the transcript!
By Anonymized User on 1/16/2023
Muy buen curso introductorio a las herramientas de accesibilidad. Como User Researcher es muy útil para poder aplicar el análisis de accesibilidad en los proyectos de investigación para rediseño. Contiene vocabulario específico sobre accesibilidad lo que nos permite empezar a incorporar el lenguaje técnico.
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