What Is An Accessible PDF?
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…
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Closed Captioning Vs. Audio Descriptions
When creating videos, sometimes the most challenging thing is figuring out how to make them accessible to all audiences. To make accessible videos, one…
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What’s the Difference Between PDF and Accessible PDF?
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…
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WCAG 2.1 and PDF Accessibility
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…
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Tagging Lists in a PDF
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…
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Why PDF is a Superior Format over MS Word for Accessibility
Our clients often ask why PDF is the recommended format for accessible content. Many times, clients will have files in their native formats from…
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What’s In WCAG 2.1?
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has published the latest update to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines – …
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Use Aria Label Screen Reader Text
Every now and then a developer needs to include special content that should be seen by screen reader users, but not by anyone else.
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