Here at Tagged PDF, we do way more than just tag PDF documents! We are a complete accessible document production studio - from conceptual and planning through to design and remediation.
All documents we work on are proofed using screen readers and other accessibility software to ensure the user experience of everything we send back.
We also provide a number of additional consulting and educational services to help you make your documents as accessible as possible.
Accessible PDF
Tagging PDFs is in our name for a reason - we have gotten pretty darn good at it over the years! As our most popular service, we remediate client-made documents to ensure they meet and exceed WCAG 2.0 AA requirements...
Accessible MS Office Documents
Whether it's a Microsoft Word document, Excel Sheet or a Presentation created in Powerpoint; our ProTaggers can get your Microsoft Office documents up to scratch and ensure that all of your content can be understood by your intended audience...
Accessible Design
The best way to make an accessible document is to design it accessibly from the beginning. Our dedicated design team prove that accessible doesn't have to be boring...
Document Audits
Not sure whether your document meets the minimum requirements? Don't wait for a client to tell you, send it over to our experienced team for a quick assessment or full compliance audit...
Design Training
Whether it's use of colour or how to tackle complex charts and graphs, we provide training to all designers and content creators to help them make content accessible from the beginning...
Creating Accessible Documents
Through our partnership with Vision Australia, we facilitate the CAD training as well as the Advanced PDF and Advanced Microsoft Office courses...
Accessible Templates
If you already have corporate templates to create all of your documents, why not make them accessible? Our qualified designers build InDesign and MS Office Templates to suit all accessibility requirements...
General enquiries
What's the point of having all of this accessibility knowledge if we don't get to share it? Feel free to reach out and share stories or ask questions about document accessibility (or accessibility in general)...