Overview

After attending this training course, you will have a practical understanding of British standards and UK legislation relevant to usability and accessibility.

"Excellent 'demystifying' of International Standards and accessibility regulations."
– Daniel Griffiths, LexisNexis.

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This seminar is aimed at

  • Software engineers
  • Business analysts
  • Interface designers
  • Project managers
  • Marketing managers
  • web site designers
  • E-commerce developers

You will learn how to

  • Interpret BS-EN ISO 13407 and BS-EN ISO 9241 so that they are relevant to your business.
  • Articulate the standards making process.
  • Capitalise on emerging standards in usability.
  • Comply with disability legislation relevant to web accessibility, such as the Disability Discrimination Act (1995).

What delegates say about this course

  • "It was informative and interesting to hear the background to how ISO standards are devised from someone 'on the inside'."
  • "Added a new dimension to my requirements writing."
  • "I found the preview of upcoming standards really useful."
  • "Very competent and knowledgeable presenter."

Duration

This course lasts one day.

Continuing Professional Development

Each course delegate receives a certificate of attendence showing 8 CPD hours. More about CPD.

About your trainer

This seminar is led by Dr. David Travis who has over 20 years experience in the field of user centred design.

Course Schedule

There are no scheduled dates for this course. If you want us to run this seminar as a public course, click on the button below. Once we get 8 like-minded individuals we'll organise a public course and let you know.

In-house training

We can bring this course to you and run it for a fixed fee no matter where you are. Prices from £150/delegate + VAT (assuming 12 delegates).


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