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Non-HTML content—such as documents, presentations, or forms—is often created and then published as portable document files (PDF)s without accessibility in mind. These non-HTML digital resources can pose formidable accessibility barriers to people with disabilities when they are not designed accessiblyto be accessible.

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15.4% of adults in the United States have cognitive and/or vision disabilities. This translates to over 36 million people.
Poorly designed PDFs are often significantly or completely inaccessible to people with cognitive and/or vision disabilities.
In a recent world-wide survey of screen-reader users, over 75% of peopleindicate that PDFs are either somewhat or very likely to pose significant accessibility barriers.

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