Creating Accessible PDFs
With Chad Chelius
Liked by 699 users
Duration: 5h 33m
Skill level: Intermediate
Released: 12/17/2021
Course details
Accessibility means making sure your content is available to as many people as possible. When you make your PDFs accessible, it means adding tags, bookmarks, alt text, and other information that makes the files readable to users of assistive technology. It's now much easier to use Microsoft Word and Adobe InDesign to create valid, accessible PDF files. In this course, instructor Chad Chelius explains why accessibility is important and what features an accessible PDF should include, before showing you how to make an existing PDF file accessible using tools in Adobe Acrobat. He also mentions where in the WCAG success criterion certain features can be found. Chad covers how to test the accessibility of your PDF with a screen reader, as well as some third-party tools that you can use to speed up the PDF remediation process. He also walks you through three workflows for creating accessible PDFs: one in Word, one in PowerPoint, and one in InDesign.
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Meet the instructor
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Hetal Goswami
Hetal Goswami
Sr. Team Lead | Software QA Engineer | ISTQB & NVDA Certified | Insurance Domain (Life Asia) | WCAG Compliance | Automation Testing | Agile…
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Contents
What’s included
- Practice while you learn 1 exercise file
- Test your knowledge 6 quizzes
- Learn on the go Access on tablet and phone
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