How Does a Screen Reader Work? What’s its Role in Web and PDF Accessibility?
A screen reader is software primarily used by blind or visually impaired people who are unable to see content displayed on a computer monitor.
Read MoreA screen reader is software primarily used by blind or visually impaired people who are unable to see content displayed on a computer monitor.
Read MoreAs the European Accessibility Act (EAA) approaches its 2025 implementation deadline, software companies must take proactive steps to ensure compliance.
Read MoreThe European Accessibility Act (EAA), set to take effect in June 2025, is a significant regulatory framework designed…
Read MoreScope of this Article The Structural check tests against the PDF creation standard, ISO 32000. While ISO 32000 mentions accessibility functionality in PDF, it is…
Read MorePDF/UA is an accessibility standard that sets requirements and guidelines to ensure that PDF documents are accessible to all audiences. The acronym stands for Portable…
Read MoreIt is important to ensure that everyone, including people with disabilities, has equal access to information. PDF documents are commonly used for publishing information online,…
Read MoreJune 2025 is the deadline for businesses within the EU to meet accessibility standards outlined in The European Accessibility Act (EAA). As the deadline approaches,…
Read MoreAs organizations dive into the often murky waters of PDF accessibility, questions on standards are inevitable. How many standards are there, and why do they…
Read MoreAt Allyant, we often discuss the need for websites and mobile applications to be “WCAG compliant.” But what does it mean to be “WCAG compliant?” …
Read MoreThe start of 2024 has been a groundbreaking year in the digital accessibility space. From state laws like Colorado’s HB21-1110 going into effect, to…
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