MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch

Skill Level: Advanced | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 65 Lectures (4h 27m) | Size: 759.4 MB

Prioritizing accessibility doesn't mean you can't leverage the powerful tools the PDF format offers. The techniques outlined in this course can help you manage complex layouts and add advanced features like PDF forms, PDF/UA compliance, and complex tables, while keeping PDFs accessible and compliant. Instructor Chad Chelius shows how to add and adjust PDF tags to optimize the screen-reading experience, make scanned PDFs accessible, examine and repair tables, remediate existing files to meet PDF/UA standards, and add links and security with tools like Acrobat, Word, InDesign, Grackle, and pdfaPilot, addressing the accessibility issues that go beyond the everyday. Plus, learn how to use automatic features and shortcuts, such as Autotag and actions in Acrobat, to speed up your workflow.

Topics include:

Creating hyperlinks

Making a scanned PDF accessible

Remediating footnotes

Working with table spans

Dealing with problem tables

Creating heading and data associations

Remediating PDF/UA files

Embedding fonts

Using Autotag

Fixing problems in tagging structure

Working with merged cells in Microsoft Word

Addressing accessibility issues in InDesign

Creating accessible PDF forms

Creating accessible PDFs from Google Docs

Using third-party tools and scripts