How To: Convert PDF to Word
Here are some tips for checking the accessibility of a PDF:
- Check the original document for accessibility issues such as
- Poor color contrast
- Missing heading structure
- Missing alternative text for images
- Save the document as a tagged PDF and supply or edit the tags to create a semantic structure.
- Supply the document with language metadata.
- Check the reading order with a screen reader and the order of interactive content with a keyboard using the tab key.
- Use an automated tool to check the document for accessibility issues.
Below is an instructional video for converting PDFs to Word:
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Additional Information from One Stop:
Common Digital Accessibility Topics