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We describe images, charts, and visuals so they’re understandable to users relying on screen readers.
At Accessibility Partners, we provide expert document accessibility remediation to help organizations meet WCAG, PDF/UA, and AODA compliance requirements. We ensure your documents are readable, navigable, and accessible for all users, including those using assistive technologies.
From PDFs and Office files to forms and design-based documents, we deliver secure, scalable solutions trusted by public, private, and nonprofit organizations.
Get in touch today to make your documents fully accessible and compliant.
We offer full-service accessibility remediation services for documents to meet AODA, ACA, WCAG 2.2, and PDF/UA requirements:
We repair tagging structure, alt text, reading order, table structure, bookmarks, and metadata to meet WCAG and PDF/UA compliance.
We fix styles, heading hierarchy, alt text, lists, links, and layout to ensure the document is accessible and screen reader-friendly.
We optimize slide layouts, alt text, and reading order so presentations can be navigated effectively by assistive tech users.
We ensure cell navigation, header rows, alt text for charts, and correct tab sequence for keyboard navigation.
We tag and label form fields, correct tab order, and verify that form inputs are usable with screen readers and keyboard navigation.
We convert Adobe InDesign, CorelDRAW, and Illustrator files into accessible formats while maintaining original branding.
Our step-by-step compliance document services include:
We describe images, charts, and visuals so they’re understandable to users relying on screen readers.
We structure content flow to follow logical reading sequences and visual intent.
We rebuild the heading hierarchy using semantic tags and styles to support skimming, comprehension, and navigation.
We apply descriptive link text and ensure every hyperlink is tagged and readable by assistive tech.
We label input fields, define tab order, and ensure compatibility with assistive technologies.
We verify sufficient contrast between text and background to meet WCAG 2.2 contrast ratios.
We improve legibility by adjusting fonts, spacing, alignment, and layout to suit accessibility best practices.
Ready to improve your content’s accessibility and meet legal standards? Our remediation experts deliver solutions tailored for:
Public sector websites
Enterprise clients
Charities and nonprofits
Insurance and legal sectors
At Accessibility Partners Canada, we provide top-tier document accessibility remediation services, ensuring your documents are fully accessible and compliant with all legal standards. Here’s why choosing us is the best decision for your document remediation needs:
We’re a qualified document accessibility provider with VOR status across federal, provincial, and municipal government bodies.
Our staff hold government-level security clearances. All content is handled with full confidentiality and stored under a 7-year retention policy.
Our remediation experts have deep knowledge of accessibility regulations and assistive technology testing. We support both simple and complex document types.
We deliver conformance with WCAG 2.2, PDF/UA, the AODA, and the Accessible Canada Act. For documents destined for US federal customers, we also remediate to Section 508.
From insurance documents to eCommerce policies to public-sector forms, we tailor each remediation project to your brand, audience, and regulatory requirements.
Remediation ensures your documents are inclusive, compliant, and usable by people who rely on assistive technology. It helps meet legal obligations and improves user experience.
We remediate PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, InDesign files, and online forms.
We use WCAG 2.2 and PDF/UA guidelines, combined with automated tools and manual testing by experienced accessibility professionals.
Accessible document obligations now exist across much of Canada, with the firmest rules in Ontario and Manitoba. In Ontario, designated public sector organizations must meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA for web content, including posted documents, under the AODA’s Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation. In Manitoba, public sector organizations have been required to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA since May 2024, and private and non-profit organizations since May 2025, under the Accessible Information and Communication Standard. Federally regulated organizations carry planning and reporting obligations under the Accessible Canada Act, and the remaining provincial acts are phasing their standards in. Documents that residents use to access services are where these obligations bite first.
Yes. We serve governments, nonprofits, legal, insurance, finance, healthcare, education, and more.
Timelines depend on file complexity and volume. Most single documents are remediated within 1–3 business days.
We handle tagging, reading order, structure, alt text, form fields, hyperlinks, contrast, layout, and final validation.