Articles, guides, and legislative updates on digital accessibility and document accessibility — so you always know what's new and what matters.
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A practical guide: the built-in accessibility check in Word, automatic scanning and mapping of every PDF file on your site with our tool, and structure-tag inspection in Adobe Acrobat — including how to enable the hidden tags panel.
Checking in Word, automatic mapping of your entire site, and tag inspection in Adobe Acrobat — including how to enable the hidden button.
Public bodies, banks, healthcare, education, and retail — who actually reaches out to us, and why it pays to let a professional handle accessibility for you.
Who's obligated under the European Accessibility Act (EAA), what happens when you don't comply, and real lawsuits that have already happened in Europe in 2025-2026.
From Alt Text to Israeli Standard 5568 — all the key terms in document accessibility, explained simply.
Why believing that ‘automatic software solves everything’ is dangerous for organizations, and where a professional touch is truly needed.
How to build an accessible base template in Word, so every new document meets the standard from the very first moment.
Reading order, alt text, and real text — how to prepare a working presentation for accessibility before it becomes a PDF file.
How to discover within minutes which PDF documents on your site fail accessibility rules — and what to do with the results.
How to prevent character reversal and confusion for screen reader users in documents that combine Hebrew, English, and numeric data.
The differences between various mobile PDF readers, and why a document that passed testing on desktop still needs separate testing on mobile.
Why fixing an existing document is almost always more expensive and slower than building it accessible from the start — and what to do with an old archive.
To make sure the reading order is correct — a practical guide to opening the Tags panel, reading the tree, and fixing an incorrect order.
How to write alt text for images, illustrations, and charts in PDF documents that actually helps — not just checks a box.
How to set up header cells so screen readers read data tables smoothly.
How to fix skipped heading levels before exporting to PDF, and why it matters to screen reader users.
How to write informative, accessible link names in documents, even out of context.
Critical tips for setting a document's language to prevent letters and words from reversing for screen reader users.
What WCAG's contrast requirements demand, and how to choose a color palette that meets them.
How to make form fields in PDF files fully accessible to keyboard and screen reader users.
Why using spaces or empty lines to create spacing damages accessibility, and what the correct alternative is.
Five quick steps every content creator must take to make sure a document meets the accessibility standard.
The Equal Rights Law, service accessibility regulations, and Standard 5568 in its two parts — an updated overview of the legal framework.
The difference between 5568 and WCAG, what's required at level AA, and what goes beyond the legal requirement but is strongly recommended.
The two enforcement tracks in Israel, what can be sued for, and how to reduce your legal exposure.
Part 1 for website accessibility and Part 2 for digital document accessibility — and why both matter to your organization.
The European Accessibility Act is now in full effect — who's obligated, what's already happened in enforcement, and what to do now.
The official standard behind the European Accessibility Act — how it relates to the familiar WCAG, and what it includes that WCAG doesn't.
From initial mapping to ongoing monitoring — a complete roadmap for rolling out accessibility across all of your organization's ICT products.
VoiceOver vs. TalkBack, and what's unique about making iOS and Android apps accessible compared to a responsive website.
What floating accessibility widgets actually do, why they don't solve the real problem, and how they can sometimes even create legal risk.
Error messages, field labels, and multi-step processes — how to prevent cart abandonment caused by an accessibility problem.
Why switching to a dark color palette without thinking it through can hurt readability, and how to do it right.
How to build accessibility testing into the development pipeline as an automatic step, so problems get caught before they reach production.
