AHWD case studies

The AHWD credential is aimed at people who build, publish, or maintain digital content and want to demonstrate working competence in web accessibility. It suits web developers, content authors, designers, document and media producers, and QA or compliance staff who need more than a passing familiarity with WCAG. The exam is multiple choice and is organised around six domains: accessibility standards and regulations, disability awareness and inclusive design principles, accessible web content under WCAG, assistive technology and user agents, accessible document and media production, and testing, evaluation, and remediation. WCAG-related content carries the largest share, so expect the deepest questioning there, with standards and testing close behind. The AHWD case studies are 5 cases and about 1,689 words.