In this engaging presentation, Nora L. Guy explains her "secret sauce" for helping ensure good UX: empathy-driven storytelling that helps stakeholders understand the very human need for accessibility.

In this introductory webinar, you’ll learn how small, intentional changes can dramatically improve usability for people with disabilities—and create a better experience for all users.

Making a great document is more than just typing the correct words. To make sure your information can reach the largest number of people, the document needs to be accessible.

Become more aware of how people with disabilities use PDFs, discuss the most common and more irregular document accessibility issues, learn how to go beyond the Acrobat Accessibility Checker, and […]

The 15th Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is a day to get everyone talking, thinking and learning about digital access and inclusion, and the more than One Billion people with disabilities/impairments.

This webinar will walk through how to use JAWS to test a PDF for accessibility, covering the key commands and techniques needed to evaluate reading order, tag structure, and navigability from a screen reader perspective.

This webinar presents principles for creating accessible digital content in presentations. It will also cover the best practices for using video and audio in presentations.

This webinar will walk you through everything needed to make a fillable PDF form accessible, covering field types, proper tab order, tooltip creation, and how screen readers interact with form controls in Adobe Acrobat.

For this webinar, Maine CITE will share tips for making social media posts accessible to everyone and about the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). 

In this practical, demo‑led session, we’ll take a PDF and work through how to remediate it step by step.

This session focuses on the early assessment process: identifying PDF red flags and recognizing when a document may require significantly more work than its appearance suggests.

When alt text is not enough. It's about rethinking how complex visuals (e.g., molecular models, Venn diagrams, screenshots, and tables) are communicated across multiple modalities. Participants will explore common challenges in making dense, technical visuals accessible.