Presented on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. PT
Creating PDF documents that are accessible is a crucial aspect of the digital accessibility process for most organizations. One of the most efficient ways to move toward full compliance is to start with your source documents and structure these documents for accessibility. With various authoring applications now available, from Microsoft Word and PowerPoint to InDesign, and Canva, your choice of authoring tool significantly impacts your PDF accessibility process. In our previous webinar with Michael Parker, we learned how to compare the accessibility of the output from these applications and review the steps required to structure source documents for accessibility.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand how your choice of authoring tools impacts your ability to make documents accessible.
- Understand the core steps required to structure source documents for accessibility.
- Learn the risks associated with authoring tools.