Guides
Procedural walkthroughs for the tasks that actually take the time.
- A screen-reader test script for PDFs Twelve minutes with NVDA or VoiceOver will tell you more than any checker. Here is the sequence, and what each step is actually testing.
- Hebrew PDF accessibility: the three failures that matter Visual-order storage, wrong document language, and left-to-right column order. All three are invisible to a sighted reviewer and to every mainstream checker.
- How to export an accessible PDF from InDesign Get it right in the layout and the export is almost free. The Articles panel is the setting that matters most, and the one most people never open.
- How to fix PDF reading order A working method for finding and repairing reading order, free in Acrobat and faster in Taggart, including the two-column case that costs the most time.
- How to make a PDF form accessible Tooltips, tab order, structure placement and the printed-form case. Forms are transactions, which makes them the highest-consequence documents you own.
- How to tag a table in a PDF for accessibility Table structure, header scope, and the point where Scope stops working and Headers references become necessary.
- How to triage a PDF backlog You have thousands of documents and a deadline. How to find out what you are actually dealing with before committing to a plan, at no cost.
- How to write alt text for PDF images The decision about whether an image is informative comes before the writing. Then: what to say, what to leave out, and where AI helps.