I was given a website code that was not accessible. In the role of an ADA Accessibility Coordinator, I would start by checking the code for accessibility issues and reviewing the webpage to see how easy it is for people to use. I'd also look for ways to apply Universal Design so people have more options in how they get the information. I would fix small mistakes myself. For bigger projects, like auditing an entire website, I would assign each major issue to the right person. Then I would create a simple project plan with clear steps and deadlines and guide the process using the ADDIE model.
For long-term success, I would look at the audit results to see what problems keep happening. Then I would create easy-to-follow training, using proven teaching methods, to help people avoid those mistakes in the future.
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I would look at the audit results to see what problems keep happening. Then I would create easy-to-follow training, using proven teaching methods, to help people avoid those mistakes in the future.
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