InDesign: How to Set Up Export Tags for Accessibility (Video Tutorial)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this InDesign how-to, Colleen Gratzer explains how to assign export tags to paragraph styles to create an accessible PDF. She then looks at those tags inside of Acrobat to be sure structure is optimal for screen readers and assistive devices.
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This video needs so many more Likes! Thank you so much.
THANK YOU!!! I was so worried that I would have to do all of this in Adobe Acrobat, and you've saved me a boatload of time and frustration.
Awesome thank you!
I'm using these tools very often lately and what a pain it is! What would you recommend for best practice for headers (H1 etc) when you have varied text that may jump from H1 to H3 then back to H2 etc? Just fix it in the PDF?
No. You would need to create new paragraph styles with the proper export tag as needed. You want to avoid doing work in the PDF as much as possible.
Need to show it in action. How does this come across to a blind person, for example.
Yes. This is interesting stuff but still not sure what the final product is doing, or what it's purpose is.
Great question! These tags come through in the PDF how you set them. Someone using a screen reader, for example, will understand what is the main heading and then different subheadings, etc., based on the tags you've set.
Does not work for me. The tag order is not right and does not match the order the pdf gets read.