Learn to create fully accessible Word documents in 90 minutes — practical, no jargon, and immediately applicable to your work.
Accessibility legislation is active and enforced. Inaccessible documents are one of the most common — and most avoidable — compliance risks.
Word's built-in accessibility checker throws errors that aren't always clear. You fix one thing and three more appear.
Official documentation is dense, technical, and not written for people who just need to get their report out the door.
Most training is hours long. You need something focused, practical, and immediately useful — not another certification to chase.
Every minute is practical. You'll leave with a process you can repeat on any document.
Accessibility legislation, audit risk, and who's responsible in your organization.
Heading styles, reading order, fonts, and colour contrast done right.
Alt text, table headers, and why layout tables break everything.
Descriptive link text, document language settings, and the small things that make a big difference.
Running the checker, fixing common errors, and exporting a PDF that actually passes.
Work through a broken document together and fix it in real time.
Per seat · Thursday April 2 · 10:30 AM–12:00 PM EDT
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I'm a UX and service design leader who has spent two decades helping organizations — from financial institutions to government agencies — communicate more clearly and accessibly.
I've seen first-hand how inaccessible documents create real barriers, and how a small amount of the right knowledge fixes most problems immediately.
"A small amount of the right knowledge fixes most accessibility problems immediately."
Ryan Short · SHORT UX Co.