Stop drowning in the IAAP BoK and its 200+ external links.
A11yPrep makes accessibility click — with interactive practice
and instant feedback that actually sticks.
How it works
A11yPrep replaces scattered PDFs and passive reading with a structured system built around how you actually learn.
Full explanations for every option — right and wrong. Distractors reshuffle every attempt so you build understanding, not pattern memory.
What's included
Built for retention
40 questions / mock
See how it worksDomain-proportional mock exam that mirrors the real IAAP test format.
The Leitner 5-box algorithm tracks what you know — and surfaces each card at the moment you're most likely to forget it.
What's included
Daily habit, real results
10 min / day
See how it worksA short daily session is all you need to keep cards climbing the boxes.
A live readiness score tracks accuracy across every IAAP domain — and tells you precisely which areas to work on next.
What's included
Your readiness, measured
70 % pass threshold
See how it worksTrack your readiness against the real CPACC pass mark in real time.
Accessible by design
A11yPrep works for every user — mouse, keyboard, switch control, or screen reader. Because a tool that teaches WCAG 2.1 should actually meet it.
Keyboard navigation
Every feature, every interaction — fully operable without a mouse.
Screen reader ready
Tested with VoiceOver. ARIA landmarks and live regions throughout.
WCAG 2.1 AA
Colour contrast, text sizing, and touch targets meet or exceed Level AA across every screen.
Semantic HTML
Correct heading hierarchy, form labels, and landmark regions — not bolted on, built in.
Visible focus
Clear focus indicators on every interactive element. No exceptions, no outlines removed.
Motion-safe
All animations respect prefers-reduced-motion. No vestibular triggers, no flashing content.
Knowledge base
Short articles on the concepts, standards, and laws candidates actually need before the exam.
Recent topics
View allKnowledge base
A quick guide to the three-year validity window, renewal paths, and what to plan before your credential expires.
Knowledge base
Compare scope, difficulty, and career fit to decide whether CPACC or WAS should come first.
Knowledge base
The disability groups, barriers, and assistive technologies the CPACC exam expects you to recognise quickly.
Common questions
These are the questions I get most often.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
It's free because it's in beta. If it ever becomes a paid product, you'll get fair warning well in advance — no surprise paywalls.
I'm a designer / PM / QA, not a developer. Is this for me?
CPACC covers disability models, assistive technologies, and universal design — not code. Designers, PMs, and QA engineers all sit this exam.
How is this different from just reading the IAAP BoK?
The IAAP BoK is ~80 pages but references ~200 external links — many broken or moved. A11yPrep works through all of it and turns it into active practice: adaptive questions, spaced repetition flashcards, and a dashboard that shows exactly what needs work.
Are 450+ questions enough to actually pass?
The real exam draws 100 questions from a large pool. Over 450 practice questions and 600+ flashcards cover every domain at real CPACC proportions, with randomised wrong answers so you can't just memorise patterns.
Will you add support for WAS or other certifications?
Not right now — CPACC first. If the platform gains traction, WAS is the logical next step. No promises yet.
How long will it take me to be ready?
3–4 weeks if you already work in accessibility. 6–8 weeks from scratch. When your domain scores are consistently above 80%, book the exam.
Something not covered?
Free during beta
Join hundreds of accessibility professionals already preparing with A11yPrep.
No credit card. No commitment. Start in 30 seconds.