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PDF Accessibility Remediation
Teams struggle to make large volumes of complex PDFs truly accessible, because manual remediation is slow and automated tools produce fake or broken compliance.
In their words
Fixing some details takes me a lot more time than doing the design itself.
getting through this backlog will likely be too much for me to handle on my own
I'd rather pay for something polished than maintain my own.
we have them on a shared company network, but we're not allowed to email the standard or print them to share
I have teaching staff looking for solutions to turn eBooks into audiobooks to help students who have a hard time with visual processing
I'm in the process of going through my syllabi and converting scanned documents (mostly book chapters) to OCR accessible documents.
I spent an afternoon going slide by slide adding alt text. Tedious, yes.
even correcting the OCR on some of these scans will take me hours, not to mention adding tags and correcting reading order
For digital licensing they are charging us multiple thousands of dollars per single user, so we've just bought physical copies
Why isn't it easier to make all of your materials ADA compliant?
Screen access software needs the ability to interface with the text and these security lawyers break this without thinking about it
Finding resources for accessibility when creating documents is very limited.
There is no one to talk to. The email listed on their website does not respond to anything.
prioritizing which items to focus on first AND prioritize against other features (like more accurate data).
accessibility and education staff
Where they talk
- r/accessibility
- r/Professors
- r/Dyslexia
- r/LaTeX
- r/Blind
- r/indesign
- r/disabled
- r/Libraries
Tools they use today
- Adobe Acrobat
- PAC
- InDesign
- Canvas
- veraPDF
- Google Docs
- Word
- Adobe
Why those fall short
- PDF tagging is an enormous PIA and time-consuming; exports have serious unfixable issues
- Alt text cannot convey graphs; annotations are not accessible.
- manual tagging and OCR correction take hours per document
- PDFs and platforms are not accessible; remediation is manual and exhausting
- no automated alt text or reading-order pass
Map of ideas
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