ADA Accessibility Classes
Starting in January of 2018, Section 508 of the Federal Rehabilitation Act required that online documents be accessible to people using assistive technology (screen readers, magnifiers and mouse alternatives.) The concept is simple, but many local governments struggle with remediating documents and staying within compliance. This latest computer class offering will help your team build accessible documents from scratch and remediate existing documents in the public realm.
Accessible Document Basics
Get to know how people with disabilities access your documents and learn about the barriers we unconsciously put in their... Read More
Making Scans Accessible
Scanned documents, like their printed predecessors, are completely inaccessible to people with vision loss unless you make an effort to... Read More
Accessible Documents Manual Checks
Two errors will pop up every time you run an accessibility check on a PDF: Logical Reading Order and Color... Read More
Document Structure in Office and Acrobat
Most everyone has had the experience of groping around in a dark room trying to find the light-switch. People who... Read More
Tables in PDF
Tables can be some of the most complex problems to solve in an accessible document. When done correctly they make... Read More
Accessible Fill-in-the-Blank Forms
If you’ve ever used the phrase “print out the form, fill it in, scan it and send it back to... Read More