Can one InDesign plugin turn hours of PDF remediation into a few minutes of source-document work? In this episode of Chax Chat, Chad and Dax walk through MadeToTag and explain why they consider it ess...

Use this ADA compliance PDF accessibility checklist to review tags, reading order, alt text, contrast, forms and more before publishing.

Creating accessible documents isn’t just a technical requirement—it’s a fundamental part of inclusive design. Yet many everyday documents—reports, PDFs, forms, and presentations—still create unnecessary barriers for people with disabilities, often without their creators even realising it. When acces

When organisations think about digital accessibility, most attention tends to focus on websites, apps and customer-facing systems. But what about the documents that are often shared through them? The application forms, policy documents, onboarding packs, product instructions, reports, statements, co

With new EU accessibility rules approaching in 2025, it’s time to review how accessible your PDFs really are. This article explains how to create compliant PDFs—and why publishing content as web pages is often a better, more inclusive choice.

Alt: The cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants imagines several tiny versions of himself in an office inside his brain. They're all running around in a panic, screaming, and carrying stacks of documents as papers fly around the room.

Digital documents and book files are a core part of our everyday communication. When documents aren’t accessible, they can exclude people with disabilities from integral learning, information, and content. Publishing accessible documents and book files ensures we can communicate the same information to people with disabilities, making this content accessible to everyone.

If your organization produces public-facing PDFs, you need to adhere to PDF accessibility standards. Easier said than done.

PDF accessibility failures are preventable. Learn why documents become inaccessible and how to fix the problem at the source.

If you've ever struggled to understand why PDF forms are inaccessible, you need to listen to this episode! Chad and Dax dive deep into one of the most frustrating areas of document accessibility: PDF forms. From tooltip confusion and form field tagging to radio buttons, checkboxes, tables, and AEM Forms, they unpack why forms continue to create accessibility barriers for users of assistive technology. They also explore the importance of user experience over simply “passing a checker,” discuss the differences between browse mode and forms mode in screen readers, and share how their new tool, Form IQ, is helping automate some of the most painful remediation tasks in Acrobat. If your organization creates forms for HR, healthcare, insurance, government, or finance, this episode is packed with practical insights you can apply immediately.

AI helps solve PDF accessibility challenges by turning PDFs into structured Markdown to create more inclusive and flexible documents.

PDF accessibility failures are preventable. Learn why documents become inaccessible and how to fix the problem at the source.

While PDFs may offer convenience for some, they create significant barriers for others. In fact, in many cases, PDFs completely block access for people who rely on assistive technology like screen readers.