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Accessibility

Designing for accessibility means designing for everyone. In this category you will learn how to apply WCAG guidelines, ensure proper contrast ratios, support keyboard navigation, and create inclusive experiences that work for people with diverse abilities. Accessibility is not an optional layer, it is the foundation of usable design.

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Typography hierarchy

Use typography hierarchy to guide users and improve readability and structure.

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September 21, 2025

Responsive typography

Ensure readable and consistent text across devices with scalable typography.

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September 21, 2025

Focus states

Ensure visible, accessible focus states for all interactive elements to improve navigation and orientation.

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September 21, 2025

Feedback and status

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Checkbox usage

Use checkboxes for non-exclusive selections with clear labels, grouping, and accessibility.

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September 21, 2025

Icon-only buttons

Icon-only buttons must be used sparingly and with strong accessibility to avoid confusion.

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September 20, 2025

Required vs optional fields

A frequent problem is unclear indication of which fields are required and which are optional.

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September 20, 2025

Label placement in forms

A label’s position determines how quickly users can scan a form.

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September 20, 2025

Links vs buttons

Use links for navigation and buttons for actions to improve accessibility.

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September 20, 2025

Links styles

Consistent link styling builds predictable interactions.

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September 20, 2025

Semantic foundations

Build strong semantic foundations in UX with proper HTML, ARIA, and hierarchy for accessibility and consistency.

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September 20, 2025

Keyboard navigation

Design accessible, logical keyboard navigation for all interactive elements to improve usability and compliance.

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September 20, 2025

Accordion usage

Use accordions for secondary content with clear labels, ARIA support, and strong focus states.

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September 20, 2025

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