Accessible documents
PDFs and public packets that a screen reader can actually use, batched after inventory.
- Section 508
- WCAG 2.1 AA
- Tagged PDFs
- Named batches
- Scoped after inventory
A public packet that cannot be read is not a public packet. Batches are sized after we see the library, not guessed from a page count on a call.
Named document work. The per-page price and the minimum are on the Pages offer. The set is inventoried, what a screen reader cannot use is mapped, that batch is repaired, and before-and-after evidence plus a short maintain guide are handed over.
The named set is tagged, structured, and evidenced, with a way to keep the next batch from rotting the same way.
Same method as the rest of the practice: diagnose the operating system, map the risk or workflow, improve the procedure or digital tool, produce evidence and a usable handoff.
What you get
- A named document batch
- Before and after evidence
- A short maintain guide
- A straight answer on what will not fit
How accessible public systems runsSee the method
- 01Understand the operating system
- 02Map the risk or workflow
- 03Improve the procedure or digital tool
- 04Produce evidence and a usable handoff
- Section 508
- ADA Title II
- WCAG 2.1 AA
- Named scope only
- No overlay product
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