Document remediation
Deliver accessible documents to every user
SSave time and money by letting our certified experts test the accessibility of your forms, PDFs, and other digital documents.
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Most PDFs and digital documents are filled with accessibility issues, making it difficult for people with disabilities to understand the content, navigate the document, or complete tasks.
At AudioEye, our document remediation specialists can help you quickly improve the accessibility of your digital documents. After remediation, your documents will include essential accessibility features that improve the user experience and reduce your legal risk, including:
- An easy-to-follow document structure and reading order for assistive technology users
- Descriptive links, titles, headings, and other important structural information
- Readable fonts, sufficient color contrast, and searchable text for improved readability
HOW IT WORKS
A complete approach to document remediation
At AudioEye, our team combines automation and subject matter expertise to test your documents against international accessibility standards, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and the PDF/UA-1 standards — at a cost that works for you. The result: accessible and compliant online documents that work for all.
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Step 1: Evaluate
We evaluate the content and complexity of your documents and provide the next steps on how to make them accessible.
Step 2: Remediate
Our document remediation team works on fixing accessibility issues within your documents, using WCAG and PDF/UA-1 for guidance.
Step 3: Validate
QA testers validate the remediations using different assistive technologies and browser combinations to enhance accessibility and inclusivity.
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Step 4: Deliver
We return your remediated documents in an accessible format that’s compliant with accessibility requirements, including the ADA, WCAG, and more.
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Document accessibility isn’t just good for business; it’s also the law. WCAG — the global standard for accessibility — requires all website content, including PDF files and other digital documents, to be accessible to individuals with disabilities.
