Upgrade your UX skills

This course for experienced user researchers will introduce best practices for capturing disabled users’ needs and preparing, moderating and reporting on usability tests involving people with disabilities​

We focus on the most important aspects of usability research process that must be considered when conducting research with people with disabilities.

This two day course is aimed at web developers who would like to create inclusive digital products that will comply with standards and be usable by all.

Do you want to understand your customers’ current pain points and identify opportunities for improvement? Our one-day course is just for you.

This one-day course is packed with practical information that you can apply to improve the inclusivity of your research and testing practices with neurodivergent users. 

The course focuses on interacting with neurodiverse participants (including written and verbal communication), preparing for your usability test, and key considerations to keep in mind during your research sessions. Additionally, we will cover how physical spaces can be adapted to be neuro-inclusive and the best practices for working with recruitment agencies. 

This course serves as a general introduction to accessibility. It is designed to help managers ensure that accessibility is embedded into business processes so that digital services are as inclusive as possible.

Join our one-day course to master creating accessible documents and ensure compliance with WCAG standards.

This practical one day course for designers, front-end developers and content authors, will introduce accessibility design thinking and how to create usable and accessible experiences for everyone.

Do you want to learn about and apply the User Centred Design (UCD) process, develop your UX skills and gain an internationally recognised UX accreditation? Then our Certified Professional for Usability and User Experience Foundation (CPUX - F) UX training course is perfect for you.

The Testing for Accessibility Training gives you the core competencies in accessibility testing against the WCAG 2.2 guidelines to level AA.  We examine the auditing process recommended by W3C as well as the technical guidelines themselves. 

For each of the guidelines we describe the purpose or goal of the guideline, then how the issue can be identified through automated, manual and assistive technology means.  There are several hands-on opportunities through the exercises for attendees to practice these accessibility auditing skills.