Accessibility on the Web

Nine lessons introduce accessibility decisions inside a Webflow workflow. The course covers image descriptions, readable typography, focus outlines and background-video controls, alongside the Audit panel. It provides a practical starting point for examining how design choices affect people using a page in different ways.

What you will learn

• Write context-appropriate image descriptions
• Review text readability and focus visibility
• Use audit findings to guide further checks

Who this suits

The provider lists Intermediate. Familiarity with building and styling a page helps learners apply the examples, which focus on Webflow controls rather than a complete accessibility qualification.

Before you enroll

The listed lesson time is thirty-nine minutes. Automated tools and a course checklist cannot establish complete accessibility or legal compliance. Include manual keyboard checks and appropriate assistive-technology testing when reviewing real work. Consult current standards and qualified expertise where a project requires a formal assessment.

The official course videos are free to access. A Webflow account is used to track progress and practice. Site plans, hosting and some platform features can cost extra. Course study is separate from Webflow’s certification exams.

Put it into practice

Review an original page’s images, text and focus states. Complete a keyboard-only task and document one problem that an automated audit alone did not explain.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 12 October 2026. It is an editorial assessment, not a claim that we completed the resource. Time filters are approximate study ranges; projects and exercises can take longer.

Official course page, linked lesson curriculum, stated level and lesson duration reviewed. Duration describes listed lessons; project practice adds time.

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