Introduction to inclusive design in practice in collaboration with Teach Access
Introduction to inclusive design in practice in collaboration with Teach Access is a self-paced online course delivered by Microsoft Learn. It is free, takes about 5.7 hours, and awards a Microsoft Learn trophy for the path and badges for each module (free).
FreeChecked on 29 September 2026
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Provider learner rating: Not published by the provider
Key facts
| Cost | FreeFree Microsoft Learn learning path, read on 29 Sep 2026. No payment options shown. |
|---|---|
| Time | 5.7 hours (provider stated) |
| Level | Beginner |
| Format | self-paced online |
| Prerequisites | none |
| Credential | Microsoft Learn trophy for the path and badges for each module (free) |
| Open to | Worldwide |
| Free in | Worldwide |
| Content written for | Any country |
| Last checked | 2026-09-29 |
Topics:Design and creativitySpecific tools
Things to know
- Microsoft tags the path for the Developer role; some modules include code examples, though the design and annotation modules suit non-developers
- Duration is 339 minutes per the Microsoft Learn catalogue
- Last updated 25 March 2025, about 18 months ago; Microsoft notes the content reflects accessibility practice as at 2024
- A free Microsoft account is needed to save progress and earn the trophy
- No learner rating is published for the path
Summary
A five-module Microsoft path, built with Teach Access, on designing and testing digital products that people with disabilities can use, covering keyboard access, screen readers, colour contrast and responsive layouts. It suits designers, developers, product owners and content creators who need practical accessibility skills.
You will be able to
- Apply techniques that make products fully usable by keyboard
- Build and test for good screen reader support
- Assess and apply colour and contrast principles
- Design content that stays accessible when resized or reflowed
- Annotate design specs so accessibility requirements reach the build team
Modules
- Develop keyboard-accessible products
- Develop products with screen reader support
- Develop products with accessible color and contrast
- Develop accessible resize and reflow
- Accessibility design specs with annotations
Who it suits
People who design, build or sign off digital products and want them to work for everyone.
Who is behind it
- Delivered by
- Microsoft
- Hosted on
- Microsoft Learn
- Funded by
- Not stated
- Partners
- Teach Access
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Questions
- Is Introduction to inclusive design in practice in collaboration with Teach Access free?
- Yes. It is free for anyone, anywhere in the world. Free Microsoft Learn learning path, read on 29 Sep 2026. No payment options shown. Checked 29 September 2026 against the provider's own page.
- How long does it take?
- About 5.7 hours (provider stated).
- Do you get a certificate?
- Yes. It awards a Microsoft Learn trophy for the path and badges for each module, free.
- Who is it for?
- People who design, build or sign off digital products and want them to work for everyone.
- Can I take it from outside Australia?
- Yes. It is open worldwide. It is free in: Worldwide.
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