Mailchimp accessibility made easy

Course outline:

This hands-on, practical course will show you how to use Mailchimp accessibility features to create emails that can be read by people living with vision impairment and will:

  • Outline the background to web accessibility standards and their continued importance.
  • Demonstrate how to create email campaigns in Mailchimp that can be easily understood by people living with vision impairment.
  • Our experienced Digital Accessibility Consultant trainer will talk you through the process and provide a step-by-step handbook for reference, post-course.

Topics:

Workshop covers:

In this workshop, you will be shown accessibility techniques on how to make your newsletters accessible and inclusive using Mailchimp.

  • Correct text/background colour contrast
  • Setting up an accessible email template
  • Defining and styling body and heading tags
  • Managing images

Who is this course for?

  • Individuals and organisations with staff or customers living with vision impairment.
  • Individuals and organisations that use Mailchimp to produce email content for the public.

Skill level:

This course is suitable for people with an intermediate understanding of using Mailchimp.

Course material:

Course material includes:

Step-by-step handbook to creating accessibility within Mailchimp.

Workshop details:

Workshops are held online for participants in Tasmania.

Duration:

4 hours

Cost:

Contact us for a quote.

Workshop dates:

Contact us.

Requirements:

  • Participants to bring a laptop or tablet with active Mailchimp account
  • (Onsite) Room set up in classroom format
  • (Onsite) Data projector and screen

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How to book training:

Please complete the form below and one of our team will contact you to discuss your requirements further.

Software Training Request (February 2023)

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