Document Accessibility

People with disabilities, many of whom use assistive technology (AT), are unable to access and use forms if they aren’t both fillable and usable with their screen readers and connected Braille displays. Accessible fillable PDF […]

How many PDFs do you see each day? It’s easy to take for granted the ability to quickly- even instantly- check your bank statement or read a recipe before heading to the store. You might

What is Reading Order? Reading order means just what it says. The order in which content is read. However, making the reading order of a PDF document accessible to assistive technology users is not always

If you are responsible for your organization’s website and online documents, you may find yourself answering questions such as “What is Accessibility?” and “What is PDF remediation?” and “What are tags?” Below is a brief

PDF remediation is a time-consuming but necessary part of digital accessibility for any organization. It’s tempting to just click  Adobe’s “auto-tagging” feature to shortcut the task of making PDFs accessible for people with disabilities. The

Tables are Tough! Tables are one of the most difficult elements for people using assistive technology to navigate. They are also one of the more complex elements to tag correctly to make PDFs accessible. Following

If you’ve finally started the journey to making your website accessible, good for you! Now as many as 20% more people will be able to take advantage of the goods and services offered on your

An accessible PDF is one that all users can open and read, even those using assistive technology such as screen readers or connected Braille displays. As organizations are learning more and more about how to

Essential Parts of a Compliant PDF Document Digital accessibility is the concept of making sure every person can access and use information provided in digital formats. A digitally accessible PDF document has content that can

When you hear “Tagged PDF” it doesn’t seem like a life-changing term, but for some, it is. For people who are blind or have low vision and use assistive technology (such as screen readers and