PDF Document Accessibility: Regulations, Risks and Solutions for Compliance

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Over 21 million Americans suffer from vision loss and, per legal requirements, should have access to digital documents in alternate formats. Organizations are looking for ways to comply with current accessibility legislation to avoid lawsuits, penalties and brand damage. It is vital to stay informed about available technology to proactively comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Section 508 and other applicable legislation.

Read this white paper from the American Foundation for the Blind, PDF Document Accessibility: Regulations, Risks and Solutions for Compliance, and learn about:

Current legislation around digital document accessibility

Recent significant, relevant ADA litigation case studies

The challenges related to meeting the legal requirements of the applicable legislation

Software solution that automatically produces WCAG 2.0 Level AA compliant bills, statements, notices and other enterprise IT level documents to enable an inclusionary customer experience

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