PDF accessibility ensures that documents can be properly accessed and understood by people using assistive technologies such as screen readers. This includes proper tagging, reading order, headings, tables, links, alternative text, and document structure.

Digital accessibility means designing and creating digital content, websites, documents, and services that can be used by people with disabilities, including those who use assistive technologies.

Accessible PDFs help organizations meet accessibility requirements while making information usable by a wider audience, including people with visual, mobility, cognitive, and other disabilities.

PDF remediation is the process of identifying and correcting accessibility issues within a PDF so it can be more accessible and conform to applicable accessibility standards.

We work with standards and requirements including WCAG, PDF/UA, and AODA, depending on the project and organization's accessibility needs.

Yes. We offer remediation for individual PDF documents as well as bulk remediation projects involving multiple documents.

Yes. We can assess your documents, identify accessibility issues, and recommend the appropriate remediation approach.

Depending on the document, remediation may include tagging, reading order, headings, tables, alternative text, links, metadata, form fields, and other accessibility corrections, followed by accessibility testing.

The course is designed to help you understand the fundamentals of document accessibility and develop practical skills for creating and remediating accessible PDF documents.

Yes. We provide consultation to help organizations understand accessibility requirements, identify issues, and develop practical approaches for improving their digital documents and content.

Choose the service that best fits your needs and submit an inquiry. For PDF remediation, you can provide your document details through our quote form, and we'll review your requirements and respond with the next steps.