Tags, headings, lists, and logical reading order
Accessibility & ADA · PDF
PDF remediation that goes past the checker
We remediate tagged PDF structure, reading order, tables, forms, and alternatives—so documents are usable with assistive technology, not only tagged on paper.
Situations that bring teams here
- Scanned or image-only PDFs with no reliable text layer
- Incorrect reading order across columns, footnotes, and sidebars
- Tables and forms that lack relationships and labels
- Decorative artifacts announced as content—or missing alternatives
What we can evaluate or remediate
Data tables with header relationships
Form fields, labels, and instructions
Alternative text and decorative artifacts
Title, language, and bookmarks
OCR and source-file recommendations
Practical outcomes
- Clearer structure and interaction for people using assistive technology
- Documented findings your stakeholders can review
- A scoped path forward instead of open-ended risk language
How we approach this work
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Inspect source and PDF quality
Decide whether remediation starts in the authoring file or the PDF.
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Rebuild structure
Tags and reading order matched to real content.
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Review critical paths
Forms, tables, and long navigation get extra attention.
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Validate and deliver
Remediated files plus findings—not a compliance certificate.
Validation approach
Automated PDF checkers are supporting evidence. Manual structure, forms, and assistive-technology oriented review matter. Adding tags alone does not make a PDF accessible.
Important notice
Accessibility requirements vary by organization, jurisdiction, content, and use case. UnifyBoard™ provides accessibility evaluation and remediation services, not legal advice or regulatory certification.
Ready to start?
Describe the content, volume, and deadlines that matter. We will help scope a practical next step.