Accessible PDF Forms
Learn how to create simple effective forms from both a source file and PDF. You'll leave with a step-by-step guide for creating accessible fillable input fields and forms every time.
Acccessibility Classes
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Events
Document Testing with NVDA, a Screen Reader
Assistive technology may feel daunting. Testing a document with a screen reader, like NVDA, is the ultimate way to ensure accessibility. We empower you with an evaluation checklist and various shortcuts.
Creating More Accessible Data Visualizations
Let’s explore some complex charts and graphs, define the ideal user experience, and use a proven formula to design and describe more accessible images.
Accessible Email Content and Design
Creating, designing, and developing emails presents interesting accessibility challenges. Learn how to avoid barriers that negatively impact those who receive your marketing content.
Beyond the Acrobat Checker: axesPDF
Use PAC 2026 to decode errors and meet PDF standards with confidence
Make It Make Sense: Accessible Web Content
Make digital web content more accessible! Learn how to avoid barriers that negatively impact your audience. Dive deep into well-reasoned and researched judgment calls on WCAG standards.
The Secrets of Writing Effective Alt Text
Crafting alt text for images, charts, and more is very nuanced. We start with “What is the expected user experience?” and provide you with a proven formula and set of exploratory questions to ask.
Accessible Document Testing with Adobe Acrobat
Responsible for creating or reviewing PDFs? Learn how to identify and fix the most common issues using a range of techniques to ensure your PDFs are fully accessible.
Bespoke Accessibility Training
Let us tailor accessibility classes to your needs, using your team’s assets. Choose from a catalog of two dozen options.
Resources, Podcasts, and Posts
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The One Remediation Tool You Should Have…
The best PDF accessibility tool depends on your starting point
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Microsoft’s MathML Win and Adobe’s AI Alt Text Experiment
Proven accessibility versus experimental AI features needing oversight
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What 2025 Taught Us About Accessibility and What Comes Next
Accessibility wins, challenges, and what’s ahead in 2026
