How Do I Check If My Website Is WCAG Compliant (And Does It Need To Be)?
One of the most common questions we get from organizations interested in digital accessibility is simply, “Is my website compliant?” While this may seem like…
Read MoreOne of the most common questions we get from organizations interested in digital accessibility is simply, “Is my website compliant?” While this may seem like…
Read MoreLarge 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…
Read MoreCalifornia is committed to ensuring its citizens have access to accessible documents to comply with accessibility laws and meet the needs of people with disabilities. …
Read MoreYes, 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…
Read MoreThe roots of Section 508 go back to 1973 – the establishment of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 – which required unrestricted access to any programs and…
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 MoreWhen working with motivated and capable accessibility professionals, one of the common questions we hear is, “why isn’t accessibility automatic when creating a PDF?” It…
Read MoreIf a PDF cannot be read and navigated by everyone, including people with vision impairments or other disabilities, then the PDF is not accessible. A…
Read MorePDF accessibility is a component of the overall document accessibility of a website or other digital assets. We know that buildings, sidewalks, transportation and public…
Read MoreA PDF accessibility checker is a digital tool that checks whether a PDF document is accessible (readable) to everyone, including people with visual disabilities. CommonLook…
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