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PDF’s Aren’t Always Accessible. Let’s Fix That

If your PDFs aren’t properly tagged, they create significant barriers for residents using screen readers, putting both equity and ADA compliance at risk. This essential infographic breaks down the technical process of PDF remediation, explaining how logical tagging transforms static documents into navigable, accessible resources for all community members.

By downloading this resource, you will learn:

  • The Fundamentals of Tagging: Understand how to define page structure using titles, headings, and body text so assistive technologies can interpret content in a logical order.
  • Essential Element Requirements: Identify the specific items that must be tagged, including lists, tables, and images with alt text, to preserve meaning and sequence.
  • Navigation and Tab Order: Learn why reading order is determined by tags rather than visual layout and how misaligned tagging can confuse users and break accessibility.
  • Stress-Free Compliance Paths: Explore how automated tools can convert PDFs into WCAG-aligned HTML transcripts to meet DOJ deadlines without overwhelming your technical staff.
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