Microsoft, Google Docs, PDFs, and LaTeX.
Need quick, at a glance guidance? This article breaks down the most common accessibility tips for popular apps. It's not all-inclusive, but it hits the big ones.
High-level accessibility requirements at a glance, with links to further information on each topic.
How to use the Grackle Docs add-on in Google Workspace.
Covers basic accessibility requirements across all word processing software, with specific tips for both MS Word and Google Docs. Also compares accessibility features in Word vs. google Docs.
The Microsoft Accessibility Checker is a good start, but you can do better.
The Microsoft Accessibility Checker is a good start, but you can do better.
Learn how to use accessibility tools in Adobe Acrobat Pro, including the tag tree, the accessibility wizard, and the reading order tool.
Step by Step instructions for fixing scanned and untagged PDF documents
Describes how users of LaTeX can adapt their source files or documents to make them compliant with new accessibility requirements.
Learn how to create accessible designs in Adobe Express
Many people use Canva to create eye-catching designs, but as a platform, Canva has some accessibility shortfalls. Here are tips for making the most accessible projects from Canva.
Best practices for accessible links, including link text, style, new windows and files, and images as links.
Tips for making your charts and graphs accessible. This guidance can be used across platforms, but the emphasis in this article on MS PowerPoint and Google Slides.