Build trust and credibility for your organization with publications that are easier for your target audience to read, understand and act upon.
Clear and effective printed brochures, reports and business documents designed to help you sell, explain and interact with your target audience.
Open up your marketing to the broadest possible audience, with user-friendly design in an accessible PDF format that passes PAC 2024 checks for PDF/UA compliance.
When you already have a design but need a set of text-rich documents creating in the same format.
Getting started with accessible PDFs
Accessible PDFs can feel daunting if you’re accustomed to producing content for printed publications. This brief introduction covers seven key aspects, and has a handy checklist of things your designer will need.
Design | Marketing
One of the most common questions I’m asked about preparing content for accessible PDF is about document structure and specifically the hierarchy of headings. In this post I answer that question with the help of an imaginary department store, and explain how ‘phantom’ headings create some of the confusion.
Typography
We publish content to communicate a message – to explain or inform, sell a product or service, or keep people safe. But your audience will not receive your message if they cannot read it. This blog post looks specifically at colour contrast for text, including some examples I’ve spotted ‘in the wild’ as a fun quiz!
Design
You are probably familiar with the project process for creating printed documents. The process for producing accessible PDFs is similar but with crucial differences that will affect your project schedule and budget, so it is well worth understanding in advance.