PDF accessibility remediation · closed to new work
PDF accessibility remediation is closed to new work.
From 29 September 2026 we take no new checks or remediation. A free report we already sent you stays at the address in our email. The rest of the page is a record of what the check and the fix covered, and their limits.
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Check · per document and pagefix
| No tag tree | Structure tags |
|---|---|
| Reading order undefined | Reading order |
| Image without alt text | Alternative text |
| Scanned page, no text | OCR, then tag |
Record · the free check
Five public documents, checked.
- Up to five public service PDFs — permit applications, licenses, tax or benefit forms, registrations.
- The report lists, per document and page: a missing tag tree; undefined reading order; images without alternative text; and scanned pages that need OCR before they can be tagged.
- It is run with a free PDF/UA validator (veraPDF). Automated checks cover a subset of accessibility requirements and do not replace manual or assistive-technology testing.
- Public documents only. Nothing behind a login or a form is requested or processed.
Record · the fix
Then we fixed what the check found.
- Scanned pages — OCR, then tag.
- Document structure — headings, lists, tables, reading order.
- Images — alternative text.
- Document properties — title and language.
- What you receive — the remediated PDF files plus a PDF/UA validator report showing the result.
Record · four steps
How it worked.
- The public body sent up to five public document URLs, or the files.
- We sent the free defect report.
- If they wanted the fix, we quoted per document.
- They got the remediated files plus the PDF/UA validator report.
Closed to new work
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