The Accessibility Bible for Storyline 360
Most Storyline courses fail accessibility. Not because developers don't care — because there's no single reference that connects WCAG standards to Storyline-specific implementation.This is that reference.What's inside: WCAG 2.0 / 2.1 / 2.2 explained in plain English — not copied from the W3C spec, rewritten for eLearning developers who build in Storyline Legal frameworks decoded — Section 508, ADA, European Accessibility Act, India's RPWD Act, Canada's AODA. Which laws apply to your project and what they actually require Hands-on Storyline implementation — Focus order, alt text strategy, colour contrast, keyboard navigation, captions, semantic text. Every topic includes visual WRONG vs. RIGHT examples Contrast ratio deep-dive — Interactive-style thermometer showing exactly where 3:1, 4.5:1, and 7:1 land, with 4 real Storyline element comparisons VPAT/ACR creation guide — What a Voluntary Product Accessibility Template is, how to create one, and a worked example Before & after remediation case study — 5 real accessibility issues, each shown with the problem, the fix, and the WCAG criteria it addresses Decision tree — "Which WCAG conformance level do I need?" Walk through your project type, audience, and legal context Accessibility testing toolkit — Pre-publish checklist, screen reader testing workflow, browser tools, and Storyline Accessibility Checker walkthrough 40+ interview Q&As — From "What is WCAG?" to "How would you remediate a 200-slide course?" Organised noob to advanced Who this is for: Storyline 360 developers building courses that need to meet accessibility standards Instructional designers preparing for interviews at companies that require WCAG compliance L&D teams that need a single reference document for accessibility in eLearning Anyone who's been told "make it accessible" and doesn't know where to start Who this is NOT for: Web developers looking for general WCAG guidance (this is Storyline-specific) People who want a 5-page checklist (this is a 106-page reference — it's thorough) Format: PDF, 106 pages, A4, designed for screen reading and printingGet all 4 books and save $23 → Complete Collection ($39)Pair with Design Bootcamp and save $9 → Accessibility Starter Kit ($34)
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