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Catalog Description
Digital Accessibility has become a critical topic for product leaders, developers, UX designers, and usability researchers. This course will explore the legal, ethical, and practical aspects of Accessibility as it relates to creating inclusive products and experiences for persons with disabilities. While Accessibility applies to both the physical and digital world, a large portion of the course will be focused on digital experiences, and those that combine technology with devices and tools.
Prerequisites
Upper-division standing and Informatics 310U.
Restrictions
Restricted to undergradute Informatics majors through registration period 1, with Informatics minors welcomed in period 2. Outside students must wait until period 3 to register for this class or join the waitlist.