Design Trends

• How to Build Reusable Accessible Templates

  TL;DR An accessible template is a reusable document layout with accessibility requirements such as heading structure, color contrast, reading order and table structure already built in. To create one: Define semantic heading styles, typography and approved color combinations. Set the reading order and build accessible tables, charts and other reusable components. Add prompts for elements […]

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• PDF Reading Order: How to Check and Fix It for Accessibility

  Reading order is one of those PDF accessibility issues that can be easy to miss because the document may look completely fine on the page. Headings are in place, columns line up and charts sit where they should, but that visual layout doesn’t necessarily tell you how a screen reader will move through the content. […]

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• PDF Accessibility Checklist Before Publishing

  A PDF can look polished and still be difficult or impossible to use with a screen reader. That’s because many accessibility issues aren’t visible on the page. Missing tags can leave content without structure; a broken reading order can make information confusing and missing or inaccurate alt text can make images inaccessible. If you work […]

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• Should You Fix, Rebuild, or Retire Your Legacy PDFs? (Free Interactive Tool)

  Not every legacy PDF is worth remediating. Some should be fixed, some are better rebuilt from scratch, and some can simply be retired. The hard part is knowing which is which – especially when you’re staring down a backlog and a Title II deadline. This quick, interactive tool walks you through that decision one document […]

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• 15 Graphic Design AI Prompts for Infographics, Social Media Posts and Presentations

  TL;DR Good AI design starts with specific prompts, not vague instructions. The more clearly you define what the design needs to accomplish, the less AI has to guess. Effective prompts define the purpose, format, style, brand cues, and constraints. These details give AI clearer direction and help avoid generic-looking results. Different design jobs call for […]

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