Search Engines are blind. Consider the fact that whenever you use Google or Bing there is no set of human eyes “on the other end” looking at all of the websites in the world to deliver you the most relevant and authoritative results possible (in just a second or two). No, there is a machine that is algorithmically “reading” indexes of websites at lightning speeds.
I’ve often pondered the curious manner in which we use the sun as our last resort for thinking positively or seeing the bright side. It would explain why on that dark and stormy day, I found no solace looking out my window after realizing I was trapped.
You can make your website accessible to people with disabilities, but what about your documents? Adobe PDF files are an industry standard for sharing and printing information and graphics. PDF’s are specifically popular for preserving fonts, graphics, and layouts regardless of the program originally used to generate the document.
But what about those who are visually impaired?
Though the standards for PDF accessibility are the same as for websites, the results may be a little different. Here is a list of things to look for, according to Adobe:
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