Microsoft Word includes a built-in Accessibility Checker to help users identify potential accessibility issues in their documents. While the tool can highlight basic problems, it…
Welcome to Episode 23 of our Making College PDFs Accessible series! Today’s episode is another hands-on, practical workflow for turning a non-accessible college PDF into a fully WCAG-compliant…
In today’s post, you’ll learn how to apply table headers using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Table headers are essential for making your PDF tables accessible.…
Today’s post walks through how to set the scope of table header cells in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, a key step in making your PDFs…
Today’s post is a mini-masterclass for making tables accessible using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. It outlines the export process from Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel,…
Welcome to Episode 19 of our College PDF Accessibility series. Today, we focus on Pasadena College’s Student Equity Executive Summary PDF. Properly structured content allows…
The Accessibility Smackdown Series explores practical techniques for making digital documents accessible to all users, especially those relying on assistive technologies like screen readers. This…
Today’s post explores best practices for table accessibility. One common mistake in accessibility is using alt text for screenshots of tables instead of live text.…
Today’s post addresses a common issue in Adobe Acrobat’s accessibility checker: the “summary failed” error, which arises when a table lacks a summary, an essential…
In today’s post, we’re diving into table accessibility in Microsoft Word, to make your documents compliant with Section 508 standards. This guide covers the essential…
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