In this hands-on, virtual training we cover in depth topics of making accessible content in InDesign, followed up by using Acrobat Professional. This course covers the core InDesign concepts of text formatting, graphics and working with navigational and digital device reflow features to include all users who require an accessible PDF.

This hands-on, virtual training session (Part 1) is designed to clearly explain how to create an accessible document using Microsoft Word. It will demonstrate converting documents to PDF format and examine the required structure for assistive technologies.

You know how to apply accessible default styles in Word, but do you know how to make your own custom styles with accessible tags? In this 1-hour webinar, you will learn how to include corporate branding into a document which has “H” tags and how to move styles between documents to improve efficiency when making and sharing accessible content in word. Topics Include Going above and beyond the factory defaults styles Understanding the differences between style categories Working with linked…

This virtual training is Part 2 of our accessible documents training sessions. In it you will learn how to make accessible PDFs, including complex content and handling PDFs when no source document is available.

Including alternative text in digital documents, websites, and mobile apps is a requirement of the Website Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and is essential to making your website accessible. In this webinar we will review how and when to apply alternative text.

More Word users are creating accessible content and using styles more efficiently. Now is a good time for anyone using InDesign to apply the “Import Options” settings when placing Word text in an InDesign file. Also discussed is the time saving practice of using Table Styles and Object Styles when placing content. Topics Include: Importing Word content into InDesign Reviewing importing options for text and tables When to use Style Mapping Setting up a Table Style Using Object Styles to…

Complex tables that include merged and split cells are a common accessibility concern. Making these tables more accessible in the source document can be a time-consuming challenge. When no other workaround is available, there are a few things you can do inside the PDF to make complex tables more accessible for screen reading applications. To get the full benefit of learning how to create accessible table content, it is strongly recommended to participate in the full “Accessible PDF Documents” virtual training webinar.…

To create a truly accessible document, one that is PDF/UA compliant, it must pass PAC 3.0 (PDF Accessibility Checker), a free downloadable accessibility checker. In this webinar common Checkpoint errors will be reviewed and resolved, along with how to use the Checker features.