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Accessibility Specialist — Learning Path ​

An engineer who ensures interfaces are inclusive, standards-compliant, and usable by everyone.

Level: Advanced · Required: 71 articles (~13.3 h) · Optional: 10 articles (~1.9 h)

Difficulty of required articles: Foundational 22 · Intermediate 49.

Follow the sections in order. Articles link into docs/; each shows its difficulty and estimated reading time. Full prerequisites for any article are in its domain's graph.json (see GRAPH.md).

Milestones ​

  1. Apply WCAG and the ARIA model correctly
  2. Engineer keyboard, focus, and screen-reader experiences
  3. Build accessible widgets, forms, and live regions
  4. Respect motion, contrast, and perceivable-UI requirements
  5. Audit accessibility with automated and AT-based testing

Expected skills ​

By completing the required articles you should be able to:

  • WCAG/ARIA conformance in real components
  • Keyboard, focus, and assistive-tech engineering
  • Accessible widget and form patterns
  • Automated and manual accessibility auditing

Required articles ​

Accessibility ​

HTML & Document Semantics ​

Component & Interaction Design ​

Forms & Validation ​

Animation & Motion ​

CSS & Visual Systems ​

Testing & Quality ​

Design Systems ​

Optional articles ​

Internationalization & Localization ​

Browser APIs ​

React ​

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