accessiblepdf@wlasrl.com

Category: Document Accessibility

We provide accessible PDF services that comply with Section 508, AODA, WCAG and PDF/UA standards. Document remediation for translators, companies, and public organizations. Based in Argentina, working globally.

5 Signs Your PDF Is Not Accessible (and How to Fix It)

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Automated Accessibility Checkers vs. Manual PDF Remediation: What’s the Difference?

If you’ve ever used tools like PAC 2024, Adobe Acrobat Pro, or axe Accessibility Checker, you know they’re a helpful first step toward checking PDF accessibility. But here’s the truth: automated checkers can only take you so far. In this article, we explain the key differences between automated testing and professional manual remediation — and…
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How to Check If Your PDF Is Accessible (With Free Tools)

Creating a document is only half the job — ensuring it’s accessible is what makes it inclusive. Whether you’re working with government forms, educational materials, or business manuals, it’s crucial to confirm that your PDFs comply with accessibility standards like Section 508, AODA, and PDF/UA. Fortunately, there are free tools available to help you check…
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What Is an Accessible PDF and Why Does It Matter? (508, AODA, PDF/UA)

Introduction In today’s digital world, documents need to be inclusive — not just informative. An accessible PDF ensures that people with visual, cognitive, or motor disabilities can read, navigate, and interact with your content. Whether you’re a translator, government agency, company, or educational institution, understanding PDF accessibility is essential to comply with international laws and…
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