PRoVENaccess accessibility training

Training that changes how your team builds.

Role-specific workshops that connect WCAG 2.2 to your team’s everyday work, with exercises drawn from your own interfaces and documents.

In short: we teach designers, developers, writers and testers how to make their own work easy for everyone to use.

Role-based programs

Four roles. One shared standard.

For designers

Design inclusion into the experience before a line of code is written.

  • Color contrast & non-color cues
  • Accessible navigation & interactions
  • Forms, errors & clear instructions
  • Accessible design specifications
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For developers

Translate accessibility requirements into robust, usable interfaces.

  • Semantic HTML & appropriate ARIA
  • Keyboard interaction & focus management
  • Accessible component patterns
  • Screen-reader checks & debugging
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For content creators

Publish information that is easier to find, read, and understand.

  • Headings, link text & plain language
  • Meaningful image alternatives
  • Accessible Word & PowerPoint authoring
  • PDF export & accessibility checks
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For QA teams

Make accessibility a repeatable part of your quality assurance process.

  • Manual test plans & WCAG mapping
  • Keyboard & screen-reader testing
  • Automated tools: strengths & limits
  • Actionable issue reports & retesting
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Tailored, not off the shelf

Your work is the starting point.

We agree on your team’s experience, priorities, and learning goals before planning the session. Workshops can focus on your own interfaces and documents, so the learning stays relevant.

  • Live, instructor-led sessions
  • Exercises and practical reference material
  • A format and duration agreed with your team
  • Follow-up questions and next-step guidance

Start with a scoped conversation.

Tell us what you are working on and what you need to demonstrate.

Tell us about your project