Non-HTML content—like digital resources—such as documents, presentations, and or forms—are often created , published as PDFs, and uploaded to public-facing web spaces and then published as portable document files (PDF)s without accessibility in mind. These non-HTML digital Inaccessible PDF resources can pose formidable accessibility barriers to people with disabilities when they are not designed accessibly.
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The following help articles will guide you through the accessibility principles and best practices you should consider when creating and repairing non-HTML content with noted accessibility barriers.
Please note that Adobe Acrobat Pro or Foxit PhantomPDF is typically required in order to generate fully accessible PDFs. Departments may purchase Adobe Acrobat Pro or Foxit PhantomPDF by submitting a software installation request.
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