Empower your teams to learn when it suits them. Our self-paced eLearning runs on the Intopia Learn platform — no LMS setup required. Staff can start straight away and build practical accessibility skills through clear lessons, short activities, and real-world examples in an accessible learning environment.
How it works
Choose a course option
You can purchase access to one or more individual courses, or choose the All Access Pass for full entry to all Intopia Learn online courses — plus instant access to any new courses as they’re released.
All options include 12 months of access for each participant.
How to get started
Option 1: Sign up yourself (anytime)
Enrol directly and begin learning straight away.
Option 2: Bulk enrolment for teams
- Send us the list of names and email addresses.
- We’ll add students to the platform.
Each learner receives an email with their login link and course access.
Reporting
We can send you fortnightly progress reports so you can track how students are going. Reports can include enrolments, progress status, and completions.
Course accessibility
All courses are developed to meet international accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2), ensuring they can be used effectively with assistive technologies.
Our courses have been tested with assistive technologies and reviewed by people with lived experience, giving you confidence that the learning experience is accessible and inclusive.
Why Intopia training?
Interactive: Our courses keep students actively engaged with a mix of videos, text, quizzes, and activities.
Adaptable: We can tailor your training program to suit your team’s needs and context.
Responsive: Our instructors and support team respond quickly to questions and feedback.
Applicable: We use real-world examples — including your own products — to make learning relevant.
Informed: Each course is built by accessibility and learning professionals to deliver a high-quality experience.
Up to date: We continuously update and refine our content in response to emerging accessibility standards and trends.
Any-time access: Courses are available 24/7 from any time zone.
Available courses
The following courses are included:
| Course | Approximate time to complete |
|---|---|
| 1. Accessibility fundamentals | 20 mins |
| 2. Creating accessible Word documents | 1 – 2 hours |
| 3. Making PDFs accessible | 2 – 3 hours |
| 4. Designing for web accessibility | 6 – 8 hours |
| 5. Designing for mobile accessibility | 6 – 8 hours |
| 6. Developing for web accessibility | 8 – 10 hours |
| 7. Developing for iOS accessibility | 8 – 10 hours |
| 8. Developing for Android accessibility | 8 – 10 hours |
| 9. Testing web accessibility for teams | 4 – 6 hours |
Upcoming courses
We continue to expand our library, and the following courses are planned for future release.
- Creating accessible content
- Testing mobile accessibility for Teams
- Accessibility testing with NVDA
Course descriptions
1. Accessibility fundamentals
Whether you’re a designer, developer, or content creator, this course provides a clear and engaging introduction to what digital accessibility is, who it impacts, and why it matters. You’ll learn about the key concepts, the people who benefit most from accessible design, and the standards and obligations that support inclusive digital experiences.
What you’ll learn
- What digital accessibility is and why it’s important
- Who benefits from accessible digital products and services
- How assistive technologies are used by people with disability
- The relationship between accessibility, usability, and inclusion
- Legal and ethical responsibilities related to digital accessibility
- How to start thinking more inclusively in your day-to-day work
Who this course is for
- Designers, developers, testers and content creators new to digital accessibility
- Product managers and team leaders exploring inclusive practices
- Students or job seekers looking to build accessibility knowledge
- Anyone in the digital space wanting to create more inclusive experiences
2. Creating accessible Word documents
Learn how to create accessible Microsoft Word documents from the ground up. This self-paced course explores practical techniques for formatting, layout, colour, language, images, and charts — helping you produce documents that are readable, usable, and compatible with assistive technologies for everyone.
What you’ll learn
- How to structure Word documents using semantic headings and proper formatting
- How to use tables, images, and text boxes in an accessible way
- How to check and improve colour contrast for readability
- Techniques for writing clear, inclusive text and accessible links
- How to add and write effective alternative text for images and complex visuals
- Best practices for making charts and graphs accessible
Who this course is for
- Content creators and editors who work with Word documents
- Communications and marketing teams responsible for publishing content
- Admin and support staff creating internal or public-facing documents
- Anyone who wants to ensure their Word documents are accessible to all users
3. Making PDFs accessible
This course takes you step by step through the process of remediating PDFs to ensure they meet accessibility standards. You’ll learn how to use tagging, manage reading order, and work with complex structures like tables and lists. This will give you the skills to make your documents readable and navigable for everyone.
What you’ll learn
- How to export to PDF correctly from Word and InDesign
- What PDF remediation is and why it matters
- How to use and modify tags to structure content and convey meaning
- How to manage reading order using Acrobat Pro’s tagging and panel tools
- How to work with complex structures like lists, tables, and merged cells
- How to add, change, and label tags to improve accessibility
Who this course is for
- Content creators and editors who work with PDF documents
- Communications and publishing professionals using Adobe Acrobat Pro
- Admin staff preparing public reports, brochures or forms
- Anyone responsible for producing accessible PDF content
4. Designing for web accessibility
Learn how to apply accessibility principles to interface and interaction design on the web. This practical course explores colour, layout, navigation, and customisation techniques that go beyond WCAG — helping you design experiences that are inclusive, flexible, and easier to use for everyone, including people with disability.
What you’ll learn
- How to apply colour contrast, visual cues, and secondary indicators
- How to support layout flexibility, reflow, high contrast, and orientation
- How to structure content using headings, page titles, and data tables
- How to create intuitive navigation with skip links, signposts, and clear link behaviour
- Why font choice, spacing, and touch targets matter for accessibility
Who this course is for
- Designers working on web interfaces and digital products
- Developers, testers and content creators collaborating on accessible UI
- UX teams aiming to improve usability and inclusion across web platforms
- Anyone wanting to make web designs more flexible, clear, and barrier-free
5. Designing for mobile accessibility
Design mobile apps that are accessible, intuitive, and inclusive for everyone. In this course, you’ll explore design strategies that reduce barriers in native mobile apps. Learn how to apply accessibility principles across colour, layout, touch targets, and navigation. This will give users more control and a smoother, more inclusive experience.
What you’ll learn
- How to apply colour contrast and visual design principles in mobile UI
- How to support flexible layouts, orientation changes, and reflow
- Techniques for designing readable text, structured content, and scalable UI components
- How to design navigation that works seamlessly with assistive technologies
- Why contextual clarity, link behaviour, and visual signposts matter in mobile apps
Who this course is for
- Designers creating native mobile app interfaces
- Developers and testers working closely with mobile design teams
- UX professionals seeking to improve mobile usability for people with disability
- Content creators contributing to the visual and interaction design of mobile products
6. Developing for web accessibility
This in-depth course is designed for developers who want to master accessible front-end development. You’ll learn how to work with semantic HTML, ARIA, and the accessibility tree; build inclusive forms; and create custom components that work well with assistive technologies like screen readers and keyboard navigation.
What you’ll learn
- How the accessibility tree works and how to use ARIA effectively
- How to apply accessible names, descriptions, and semantic markup
- How to use headings, landmarks, links, buttons and image types correctly
- How to design and develop accessible forms, labels, fieldsets and validation
- How to use live regions and build accessible notifications
- How to create accessible widgets including modals, tabs, comboboxes and chat windows
Who this course is for
- Web developers focused on inclusive front-end development
- Developers working with ARIA, custom components or complex UI widgets
- Testers evaluating accessibility in forms, modals, and dynamic content
- Designers and content creators collaborating with dev teams on accessible features
7. Developing for iOS accessibility
This course is designed for iOS developers who want to create accessible apps using SwiftUI. You’ll learn how to use Apple’s accessibility APIs and tools, apply meaningful labels and descriptions, and structure your app content for smooth VoiceOver navigation. From accessibility traits to complex images, this course gives you practical techniques to deliver a better experience for all users.
What you’ll learn
- How to use Apple’s accessibility APIs and the Accessibility Inspector
- How to set and customise accessibility properties and traits
- How to write effective accessible names and descriptions
- How to structure apps with semantic markup for VoiceOver users
- Best practices for working with links, buttons, and usage instructions
- How to handle different types of images – decorative, functional, informative and complex
Who this course is for
- iOS developers building apps with SwiftUI
- Mobile developers seeking to understand accessibility APIs and best practices
- QA testers evaluating accessibility in iOS environments
- Developers responsible for supporting VoiceOver and inclusive design on Apple devices
8. Developing for Android accessibility
From Android’s APIs to TalkBack testing, you’ll learn how to create apps that are inclusive, accessible, and easy for everyone to use. In this course, you’ll learn how to build accessible apps from the ground up using Jetpack Compose. Explore Android’s accessibility APIs, structure content for TalkBack users, and handle images, labels, and instructions to support a wide range of users.
What you’ll learn
- How to use Android’s accessibility APIs and Compose UI tools
- How to set accessible names, descriptions, and usage instructions
- How TalkBack interprets app content and how to optimise it
- How to use semantic markup and accessibility roles for better navigation
- How to work with different image types – decorative, functional, informative and complex
Who this course is for
- Android developers working with Jetpack Compose
- Mobile developers aiming to build inclusive and accessible apps
- QA testers checking Android accessibility, especially with TalkBack
- Developers creating or maintaining apps for users with diverse needs
9. Testing web accessibility for teams
Learn to test for accessibility quickly and with confidence. This practical course introduces essential web accessibility testing techniques that teams can apply right away. You’ll learn how to use browser extensions, bookmarklets, and basic manual checks to uncover common issues with colour, keyboard use, structure, images, links, and forms. No specialist knowledge required.
What you’ll learn
- How to install and use free accessibility testing tools like AXE DevTools
- How to check colour contrast and use of colour for clarity and compliance
- How to test keyboard access, focus order, and focus indicators
- How to review headings, landmarks, tables, and page structure
- How to test image descriptions, links, and skip link functionality
- How to identify common form issues including labels, instructions, required fields, and error
handling
Who this course is for
- Developers, designers, testers and content creators working on websites
- Product teams who want to build accessibility checks into everyday workflows
- Anyone new to accessibility testing or looking for a simple place to start
- Team leads and managers wanting to build accessibility awareness across roles