What is PDF Accessibility Training and Why is it Important?
It is important to ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, has equal access to information. PDF documents are commonly used for publishing information online,…
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Can Screen Readers Read Images?
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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Is Large Print Inherently Accessible?
Large print—also known as large-font or large-type—refers to formatting a textual document whose font size is significantly bigger than the 12 points most commonly used in printed media…
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Can Screen Readers Read PDFs?
Yes, screen readers can read PDFs if the PDF’s are accessible, meaning they can be accessed by everyone, including people with disabilities. PDF (Portable Document…
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Can Artificial Intelligence Make PDFs Accessible?
A PDF document is considered accessible if it can be used/accessed by everyone, including people with disabilities. There are several accessibility standards to…
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3 Quick and Easy Ways to Tell if a PDF is Accessible
If a PDF cannot be read and navigated by everyone, including people with vision impairments or other disabilities, then the PDF is not accessible. A…
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How Do You Check If A PDF Is Accessible?
To check if a PDF document is accessible, you need software like CommonLook’s PDF Validator,…
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Allyant Celebrates the 10th Anniversary of Unified English Braille
Unified English Braille, also known as UEB, is a braille code designed by the International Council on English Braille (ICEB). The primary goal behind designing…
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How Does Accessibility Work in PDFs?
PDF accessibility is a component of the overall document accessibility of a website or other digital assets. We know that buildings, sidewalks, transportation and public…
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Using CommonLook PDF Validator to Test Documents
You have converted your document into a PDF. It is tagged, yet you still need to know if it is accessible and compliant. You *could*…
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