Fable Upskill course

Accessible product management

Video-based online learning tailored to your organization’s needs. Learn how to create products that will work for everyone, from product strategy to incorporating accessibility throughout your product lifecycle.

Designed for your team

Setting you up for success: Learn how to secure buy-in for product accessibility from different stakeholders.
Learn from assistive technology users: Videos of screen reader, screen magnifier and alternative navigation users.
Focus on the entire product lifecycle: Practical tips from Go-To-Market strategies to sunsetting products.
Understand the opportunity: From ROI to product quality, consider all the advantages of accessibility.
Industry best practices for accessible products: Methods for prioritization, monitoring, and reporting on accessibility in meaningful ways.

About the instructor

Dave Dame, Senior Director of Product Accessibility at Microsoft

As a Senior Director of Product Accessibility for Windows and Devices at Microsoft, Dave knows first-hand how accessibility can drive growth, open new market opportunities, spur innovation, and lead to more robust products.

Dave teaches product managers how to secure buy-in for accessibility, integrate it seamlessly into product development, and consider it throughout all stages of the product life cycle, from planning to sunsetting.

David Dame, a white man wearing glasses and a blue shirt is seated in a wheelchair in front of a decorative pink studio backdrop.

About the instructor

Dave Dame, Senior Director of Product Accessibility at Microsoft

As a Senior Director of Product Accessibility for Windows and Devices at Microsoft, Dave knows first-hand how accessibility can drive growth, open new market opportunities, spur innovation, and lead to more robust products.

Dave teaches product managers how to secure buy-in for accessibility, integrate it seamlessly into product development, and consider it throughout all stages of the product life cycle, from planning to sunsetting.

A graphic of a pie chart icon, a bar chart icon and an accessibility icon

Build the muscle of tracking accessibility and making improvements

Organizations need to have researchers, designers, engineers, and product managers with accessibility knowledge. Accessibility is a shared responsibility that will directly impact factors like product quality and the customers you will reach and retain.

Tracking accessibility is an essential piece for product leaders to be able understand where teams are today, and the ability to use data to determine where to focus efforts.

Learn how to track accessibility progress with KPIs.