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Top 4 Things to Look for in a PDF Accessibility Checker
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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ProcureEnsure: Solving the Challenge of Accessibility Reviews in Procurement
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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What is a Braille Keyboard?
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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Does WCAG Apply to PDFs?
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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What is PDF Remediation?
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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6 Common Examples of Assistive Technology
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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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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6 Common Alt Text Mistakes and Best Practices
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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5 Reasons Why a Web Accessibility Audit is Important
As digital connectivity expands, ensuring website accessibility has become a crucial business and technology objective. This guarantees that all individuals, regardless of their abilities or…
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4 Principles of Web Accessibility
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), the foundation of website accessibility, are organized into four overarching principles: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. …
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