Creating accessible electronic documents requires more than specialized authoring tools; authors must begin with accessibility in mind. To learn more, read the series of Adobe® Acrobat® 9 Pro accessibility guides.
Adobe Flash® authors seeking to offer accessible experiences need to start with an understanding of accessibility needs that must be met. The Adobe Flash accessibility design guidelines help designers and developers understand how to get started.
Understand the standards and how people with disabilities access electronic information using assistive devices.
Learn about the Section 508 mandate whereby all federal government web content must be made accessible to people with disabilities.
Get an overview of the steps you need to take to build accessible websites.
View three interactive tutorials that share information on Acrobat accessibility features, as well as how to create and access PDF documents.
Adobe is an industry leader in accessibility and supports the creation of outstanding web experiences by encouraging web developers to produce rich, engaging content that is accessible to all.
Build content in Flash that meets policy and accessibility requirements.
Learn how to configure free Adobe Reader® 9 software to work with assistive technologies that you use and to obtain greater access to PDF files with this how-to guide (PDF, 368k).
Learn about improvements for users of assistive technologies and for developers building web applications.
Learn how to develop applications in Adobe Flex that provide access for users with disabilities.
The Glenbow Museum sought to revitalize its web presence and invite the broader community to engage with the institution, without restriction.
KIC uses Macromedia Studio MX software to deliver accessible, standards-compliant government services to the citizens of Kansas.
Lighthouse International saves time, manpower, and over US$30,000 in training costs by creating Flash based distance learning.