Accessibility remediation, in general terms, is the process of bringing digital assets—such as websites, applications, and documents—into compliance with recognized standards of accessibility to provide a better user experience for people with disabi...
Governments in many countries are addressing accessibility in the digital realm very seriously now. For example, in December 2020 the UK government updated its content design guidance for open formats. The update has underlined its commitment to open...
Players in all areas of publishing including trade publishing, independent publishing, and non-traditional publishing such as publishing internally within corporations, or university presses, all understand that there is a need for published content ...
Right now in digital publishing, the two most common ebook formats are EPUB and PDF. There are pros and cons to both formats and understanding the differences between them can make deciding which format to use a lot easier. The PDF file format has be...
EPUB is an interchange and delivery format for digital publications, based on XML and Web Standards. An EPUB Publication can be thought of as a reliable packaging of Web content that represents a digital book, magazine, or other type of publication, ...
While complying with WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards is one thing, making a website completely usable is another, and it might not be that simple. It is wrong to say that accessibility is just about disabilities. The aim of acce...
