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UX Database Newsletter #106

“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it.” - Pablo Picasso

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CPACC Journey #1 - Certification Requirements

Hello! I want to take this issue to tell you that this year my personal work efforts (outside UX Database) are twofold: improve my level of accessibility and universal design; and also improve my level of English, which I get writing, classes, etc ... but the important thing is the first!



After a lot of research, I think that the best training is the formal, the serious one, the one that starts from an academic or empirical basis, I have never been a fan of the typical courses that want to get your money at any cost, so I decided to study the two certifications of the IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals).



These certifications are the CPACC (Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies), which deals with the foundations of accessibility, the different models of disability, categories and barriers associated with each type of disability, principles of universal design, as well as more legal and protocol-related things.



On the other hand, there is the WAS (Web Accessibility Expert) which does apply all this to digital environments, but frankly I consider that a context on what accessibility really is and its different medical, social, political or even functional implications before delving into more operational technical issues.



The interesting thing is that if you get both, you get the CPWA (Certified Professional in Web Accessibility).



The WAS, who knows when I attack it, as the CPACC comes first, the requirements being:

  • The study of disabilities, challenges and assistive technology (40% of the syllabus).
  • Accessibility and universal design (40%)
  • Standards, laws and management strategies (20%).


All this in order to take the IAAP's own exam ($485) of 100 multiple-choice questions over 2 hours.



In this series I will tell you a bit about my study experience because, who knows, it might be useful for someone else!



For now, my study material will be:



Let's see how it goes! 😄



Free Product Design CourseExplore Products

Products

Build better products with customer feedback. Capture, organize, and analyze product feedback in one place to inform your product decisions.

Less meeting. More Doing. Record quick videos of your screen, get contextual feedback, and make decisions. The modern way to align hybrid teams.

Make creativity your business.Whether you're organising visual inspiration, making moodboards or mixing colour palettes, do it all with Visualist. Create, share and collaborate in a workspace designed to improve your productivity.

Product analytics for customer-obsessed companies. Squeaky's future-proof analytics suite lets you capture up to 60% more data than legacy tools by putting customer privacy first.

Figma to code in one step. We help you to make it better. Forget about hours of coding and get clean code for web apps and frameworks like React, Vue and Svelte as fast as you say cheese.

Async first collaboration for remote teams. Async Records. Live Voice. Chat. Task. HyperDocs.

120,000+ icons, emojis, illustrations and flags all from Figma!

Articles & Ideas

This guide helps you go beyond usability heuristics to create equitable human-centered experiences.

Sneha Dasgupta - Indeed Design

OKRs are one of those business ideas that are just simple enough to be dangerous. You think you understand it in a day, and you can see where your company is falling short: lacking focus and underdelivering.

Joe Blubaugh

Code and Theory's approach to editorial web design is equal parts strategy and sprezzatura.

Angelica Frey - AIGA

Last week, I spend 2 days perfecting my knowledge around designing for accessibility. Marie Guillaumet was our teacher for the Access42 “Designing Accessible interfaces” training (in French). She is a very inspiring person and several of the metaphors she used stood out. I decided illustrated them for educational purposes and share them with you here.

Stéphanie Walter

Summary: Archetypes and personas used for UX work contain similar insights, are based on similar kinds of data, and differ mainly in presentation. Personas are presented as a single human character, whereas archetypes are not tied to specific names or faces.

Page Laubheimer

When I’m building a product, I think a lot about what it should feel like. What’s the best analogy or metaphor I can come up with to describe that feeling?

A Vora

The Washington Post Design System (WPDS) is a growing library of design tokens and interactive components purpose-built for washingtonpost.com.

The Washington Post

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