Introducing LearnAccessibility – Built for Real Learning
It’s been a long time since I last posted here.
DigitalChallenger was always about digital marketing, experiments, and growth. But over time, my focus shifted — slowly at first, and then completely.
Accessibility became the center of my work.
A few years back, I started DigitalA11Y, and eventually handed over the operations to Monika Prasad, who now leads and runs it full-time.
Since then, the work has evolved — from blogging and awareness to solving real accessibility problems for teams and organizations.
Over the past few months, something new has been taking shape.
Not another blog. Not another set of articles.
A more practical step.
Monika and her team launched LearnAccessibility.in — a platform focused on helping people actually learn accessibility in a structured, role-based way.
Because one thing became very clear over time — most people don’t struggle with why accessibility matters. They struggle with how to actually do it.
That’s what this tries to solve.
It’s built for developers, designers, content teams, and anyone involved in building digital products — with a focus on practical, real-world learning.
No noise. Just clarity.
This is just the beginning. There’s more coming.
If you’re still following this blog after all this time — thank you.
And if accessibility is something you want to get into, this is a good place to start: