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How to Create Accessible Headings in PDFs (and Stay ADA/Section 508 Compliant)
September 10, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
Headings make your PDFs more accessible, navigable, and usable by everyone.
It’s important for city, county and state government agencies
PDF Accessibility Simplified: Phase 2 Complex Tables and Forms
September 5, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
Government agencies and municipalities are overwhelmed by the volume and complexity of achieving ADA compliance for all of their websites,
PDF Accessibility Simplified: Phase 1 Essentials Guide
August 26, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
If you’ve been struggling with PDF accessibility, you can stop searching and briefly thank the AI and Google search gods.
How to Tag PDFs for Accessibility in Adobe Acrobat Pro
June 24, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
Accessible PDF forms don’t start and stop with checkboxes and tables.
In Part 1 of our Accessible PDF Series, we showed
How to Make Accessible PDF Forms in Adobe Acrobat (Text Fields, Radio Buttons, Checkboxes)
June 16, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
PDF accessibility shouldn’t feel this hard but here we are. Adobe doesn’t make it easy, and with the DOJ’s new
How to Create Accessible Tables with Form Fields in PDFs using Adobe Pro
June 11, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
You’ve found this article on accessible tables with form fields for PDFs using Adobe Pro because, well, Adobe made this
How to Make Digital Signatures Accessible for Visually Impaired Users
May 8, 2025
Document AccessibilityAuthor: Justin Heard
The Struggle of Inaccessible Signatures for Blind Users
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How to Make Your Word Documents Accessible (ADA & WCAG 2.1 Compliance Guide)
June 27, 2024
Document AccessibilityAuthor: AccessAbility Officer
Creating accessible Word documents ensures that all users, including those with disabilities, can access and understand your content.
Additionally, creating accessible