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PDF documents are highly preferred by authors prioritizing accessibility because of their portability and accessibility benefits. PDFs offer a consistent visual experience for readers, regardless…
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Knowing how to read and write braille is a valuable skill, especially for people with vision loss who rely on braille to comprehend information and…
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In the world of PDF accessibility testing, there are more than a few options that can supposedly help you verify the compliance of your PDF. While various…
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The focus on digital accessibility has increased with the evolution of technology and connected customers. Many teams are now more mature in achieving compliance and…
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Braille keyboards are special kinds of keyboards that allow visually impaired and blind people who rely on braille to communicate to be able to…
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Yes, WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) applies to PDF documents. These guidelines help ensure that PDFs are accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. PDF…
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PDF Remediation is fixing accessibility errors that make it difficult or impossible for people with disabilities to read, navigate, and interact with PDF files.
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People with disabilities worldwide rely on assistive technology to be as independent as possible in their daily lives. Assistive technology (AT) is defined as “any…
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A screen reader can read or access an image only through the image’s alternative text (alt text). If an image contains text, a screen reader…
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Effective alternative (alt) text is essential to web accessibility and usability. Alt text is non-visual text read by screen readers that informs people with vision impairments…
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