- Design and develop accessible websites, including the: -- Development of accessible cascading style sheets (CSS) -- Creation of accessible multimedia content using captions and transcriptions -- Development of accessible forms and CAPTCHAs -- Use of attributes to make images and tables accessible -- Enabling of web authoring tools - Audit websites against international accessibility standards, the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG 2.0), recently adopted by the Australian Government - Understand the principles of usability and accessible web development, and the different ways that people with disabilities access the web - Understand accessibility legislation and standards compliance in Australia and internationally

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