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Web Accessibility Specialist certification
Elianna James wrote about her experience with the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) certification from the Accessibility Association. She found that the CPACC helped validate her experience in accessibility and inclusive design. The certification was also cost effective and tests are offered locally. She could not think of any downsides to obtaining the CPACC certification.
Web Accessibility Specialist certification
- 1. Elianna James, ‘IBreak Websites LLC’ June, 2017 Front Range Accessibility and Inclusive Design Meetup
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- 14. YES Do I have enough experience? YES Willit impress my recruiter, boss or client? YES Is it cost effective? YES Is the test given locally? Can I think of a downside?
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Editor's Notes
- #9 Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines
- #12 Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines
- #13 A) info being shared between components in same environment. “Can they talk to each other?” “Does the HTML code in browser let the AT know that this object is a button?” B) Can multiple systems perform properly in shared environment “Does ZoomText crash JAWS when both of them are turned on simultaneously in a user’s computer?”
- #19 If they have this knowledge they really know their stuff.”