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Web Accessibility Academy · Lesson

Perceivable: Can Everyone Sense the Content?

Text alternatives, captions, and content that adapts.

What Perceivable Means

Perceivable is the first WCAG principle: every user must be able to sense your content, even if they cannot see, hear, or read it the usual way.

Why It Comes First

If someone cannot even perceive a button or an image, nothing else matters. Perceivable is the foundation the other three principles build on.

All lessons in this course

  1. Perceivable: Can Everyone Sense the Content?
  2. Operable: Can Everyone Use the Controls?
  3. Understandable: Is It Readable and Predictable?
  4. Robust: Will It Work With Their Tech?
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