What is Document Accessibility?
It's the process of designing documents that can be read, used and understood by everyone, including those who use assistive technologies.
- Anyone who creates, edits or shares University documents is responsible for ensuring content is accessible to all users.
- If you're new to document accessibility, training is highly recommended. Start by watching the Introduction to Document Accessibility video.
Get Help With:
Document Audits
Audits provide a snapshot of all linked digital content, including documents, that were found on your department website.
Doc Remediation
To make documents compliant, specialized training is recommended.
Learning Modules
Free, self-paced learning modules and related materials are available.
Online Forms
Online forms are a more accessible format that can replace traditional (non-compliant) PDF forms.
REMI
REMI (Review, Evaluate and Make Inclusive) is an AI assistant that helps identify and address accessibility issues in Word documents and PDFs.
Equidox
Equidox is a web-based, self-service app that can help you identify and correct common accessibility issues in existing documents. Equidox is an essential tool for the documents that require manual remediation.
Updated: September 21, 2026