Web Accessibility

This Brand and Communication Guide aims to support Western's efforts in diversity and inclusion by ensuring web content is accessible for all users.

Western's digital content creators can support this mission by using components built into Western's themes, being aware of evolving web accessibility guidelines and requirements, and adopting accessibility as an integral step of content development.

Every design decision has the potential to include or exclude people.

Alistair Duggin
Accessibility Engineer for Apple

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Standard Accessibility Training

Required training, ideal for content creators and editors. Covers standard accessibility practices in web, documents, and media.

Duration: on-demand, refreshes quarterly.

Enroll in standard training

Advanced Accessibility Training

Ideal for web developers, covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and ARIA.

Duration: on-demand, no expiration.

Enroll in advanced training

Explore the Accessibility Guide

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Wondering what goes into an accessible form, or how to create accessible content as a creator? Get your questions answered with examples and resources for everything web.

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