In 2022, there were more than 4,061 ADA-related digital accessibility compliance lawsuits in the US. This was a staggering figure that underscores the importance of making one’s documents accessible to all users. Despite this, many […]
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A blind woman in California has faced suspension of her health insurance ever year since 2010 due to receiving “verification of benefits” forms in print that she can’t read, as reported by NPR in December
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TPGi offers a convenient and accessible tool for checking the contrast ratio of two colors using an eyedrop tool. The Color Contrast Analyzer (CCA) helps improve the readability and accessibility of your content for individuals
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PDFs are everywhere. If you are using assistive technology to read digital information because you are blind, have low vision, or have other reading disabilities, inaccessible PDFs can pose a challenge. During an average day,
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Insurance companies save and distribute many documents as PDFs for the sake of ease and consistency but PDFs are often inaccessible to clients who use assistive technology. People with disabilities often use assistive technology like
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What is Alt Text? Alt-text is one of the most basic elements of document accessibility. For people who cannot see images contained within a document, a text alternative describing most images is required. However, not
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How long does it take you to find how much interest your investment fund has gained? How long does it take to find the product number of your water filter replacement, or how often your
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Color contrast between the text and background is important in PDFs. It affects some people’s ability to perceive the information or in other words to be able to receive the information visually. Everyone who can
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We have all come across PDFs but most of us don’t know that a PDF needs to be accessible – let alone how to make one accessible. When you look at a PDF, it looks
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Learn about how to use the Adobe Acrobat content and tags panels, issues with auto tag, clearing out pesky errors, and a few tips and tricks. Download a PDF copy of the Demystifying PDF Accessibility:
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