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Summary
Maven offers cohort-based online courses taught by industry experts. The 'Applied Accessibility for Designers' course focuses on practical accessibility skills for designers and product owners, including live sessions, video lessons, hands-on projects, and a certificate of completion. Maven also provides a community forum for peer interaction.
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Must Have
2 of 5
Expert-Led Courses
Live Interactive Workshops
All-Access Subscription
Curated Learning Paths
Progress Tracking & Assessments
Other
4 of 10
On-Demand Video Courses
Certification of Completion
Code-Along Exercises
Community Discussion Forums
Team Plans & Corporate Training
Offline Content Download
Personalized Recommendations
Multi-Device Access
Skill Assessments
Responsive Support
Rationale
Maven offers individual cohort-based courses, not an all-access subscription model. However, it does provide expert-led courses, live interactive workshops, on-demand video lessons, certificates of completion, hands-on projects (code-along exercises), and a community discussion forum. The core offering is a single course, not a broad learning platform with curated paths or extensive progress tracking beyond the course itself.
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