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Your eight-step PDF accessibility checklist
PDF (Portable Document Format) is one of the most widely used file formats worldwide. Whether used for academic research, corporate documentation, or digital publications, PDFs…
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PDF Accessibility: Everything You Need to Know
2013 is drawing to a close and we wanted to highlight some of the best posts on the Deque blog you may have missed. Earlier…
Read ArticleRequirements for Accessible PDF part four: Proper Conversion Process
In the first three parts of this series, we’ve looked at ways through which content can be optimized directly in the authoring source document, so…
Read ArticleRequirements for Accessible PDF part 3 – Authoring Best Practices
While this post is not meant as tutorial on creating accessible content with Microsoft Word or OpenOffice, keeping the following pointers in mind will help…
Read ArticleRequirements for an Accessible PDF: Part 2 – Common Accessibility Barriers
In the first post of this series, we covered why integrating accessibility at the very first steps of a project can be beneficial to the…
Read ArticleRequirements for an Accessible PDF: Part 1
When asked what the most important PDF accessibility requirements are, most people will tell you that in order to be considered accessible, PDF documents need…
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