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What Is An Overlay Tool? Accessibility overlays, toolbars, and plugins are third-party widgets that attempt to automatically improve the accessibility of websites they are added…
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PDF metadata consists of information about the PDF document, which includes title of the PDF document, author, subject, keywords and copyright information. This information falls…
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A PDF document is considered truly accessible if it can be used/accessed by all users, including people with disabilities. For a PDF to be considered…
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When creating videos, sometimes the most challenging thing is figuring out how to make them accessible to all audiences. To make accessible videos, one may…
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An accessible PDF is a PDF document that can be read and accessed by people with disabilities, primarily for the vision-impaired that may use assistive…
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This innovative partnership benefits students who are blind or have low vision, to ensure that they have more timely access to their course materials, as…
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In June 2018 the WCAG 2.1 standard was released. It wasn’t intended to replace WCAG 2.0and WCAG 2.0 is still valid. The primary focus for…
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Tagging lists properly in a PDF is important. And sometimes it’s difficult. For example, when a screen reader finds an <L> (list) tag in the…
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Our clients often ask why PDF is the recommended format for accessible content. Many times, clients will have files in their native formats from Microsoft…
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The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published the latest update to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines – …
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