Creating accessible PDFs is essential to ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, can access and understand your content. However, many common mistakes can hinder PDF accessibility. In this blog post, we’ll explore the most […]

Ensuring that PDFs are accessible is more than a legal requirement—it should align with the values that higher education institutions champion. Yet, achieving this goal can be complex, with content creators scattered across departments and

PDF accessibility is vital for creating documents that everyone can easily access and understand, including individuals with disabilities who rely on assistive technologies. Several standards outline requirements for accessible PDFs. This article reviews the key

Big enterprises always look for ways to stand out from their competition. They position themselves as leaders by staying ahead of emerging corporate trends. Creating digital content that is accessible to everyone, including people with

If you are involved in digital accessibility, one of your tasks may be identifying whether digital resources are accessible or need fixing, including PDFs. Just looking at a PDF won’t tell you whether it’s accessible

Government agencies exist to serve the public. So when a blind constituent can’t find and read or fill out tax forms, ordinances, victims’ rights information, community bulletins, or other documents stored as PDFs, the government

Digital accessibility isn’t anything new for many schools in America. Federal law has mandated that schools receiving federal funding make their course material and other digital content accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities, for

Insurance companies save and distribute many documents as PDFs for the sake of ease and consistency, but PDFs are often inaccessible to clients who use assistive technology. People with disabilities often use assistive technology like

Many organizations aspire to make their digital content accessible, but they often feel overwhelmed by the sheer scope and complexity of the project. The pursuit of perfection can be daunting, leading some to abandon accessibility

Nearly every website has PDF files. They are the preferred file type for marketing downloads, owner’s manuals, brochures, reports or statements, and forms. Like all web pages, PDF files on your website must be accessible