Adobe Acrobat Accessibility Resources

The only recommended use case for PDFs is for documents intended for printing. In other cases, create pages on your website to display this content. It is usually easier to make this content as pages on your website, especially if you update it frequently.

Basic PDF Accessibility Checking

• Fix a PDF Starting with the Accessibility Checker in Adobe Acrobat Pro
  
  
• Creating Accessible PDFs with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

Correct PDF Reading Order

• How to Set the Reading Order of a PDF

Making a PDF Converted From a PowerPoint Accessible

• How to Convert a PowerPoint to an Accessible WCAG-Compliant PDF
  
  
• How do I Make a PDF Accessible in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC

Accessible Data Tables in a PDF

Hint: To make this easier, keep tables simple. Break complex tables into simpler, smaller tables.

• Adobe Acrobat Pro: Table Headers, Summary, and Accessibility
  
  
• Accessible PDF Tables