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Use PDFs only when the format itself is essential. Whenever possible:
Use HTML for web content.
Use Word for editable documents.
Selecting the appropriate format before creating a document is one of the most effective ways to reduce accessibility remediation workload while improving access for all users.
- Knowledge Base
- Accessibility
- Document Accessibility
PowerPoint slides are often exported to PDF for distribution or posting on websites. However, this practice frequently creates significant accessibility barriers and unnecessary remediation work.
- Knowledge Base
- Accessibility
- Document Accessibility
Selecting the appropriate format before creating a document is one of the most effective ways to reduce accessibility remediation workload while improving access for all users.
- Knowledge Base
- Accessibility
- Document Accessibility
Avoiding these document types as PDFs can dramatically reduce accessibility remediation workload.
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- Accessibility
- Document Accessibility
- Adobe PDF Accessibility
Collection of best practices and guidelines for creating accessible PDFs.
- Knowledge Base
- Accessibility
- Document Accessibility
- Adobe PDF Accessibility
If you are making changes to your PDFs for accessibility, this is where you should start.