Before and after: Annual Accessibility Report

A typical untagged PDF fails seven groups of WCAG checks. Here is how each shows up in the accessible version.

• Alt text on every imageWCAG 1.1.1

  BeforeScreen readers announce nothing

  AfterDescriptive alt text generated and editable
• Document titleWCAG 2.4.2

  BeforeBrowser tab showed the filename

  AfterA real <title> tag, visible on the tab and in search results
• Document languageWCAG 3.1.1

  BeforeAssistive tech had to guess the language

  Afterlang="en" set on the document root
• Semantic structureWCAG 1.3.1

  BeforeFlat paragraph stream, no heading levels, no landmarks

  Afterh1/h2 hierarchy, <main>, <nav>, <figure>/<figcaption>
• Table headers & captionWCAG 1.3.1

  BeforeData cells with no header associations

  After<thead>, scope="col"/"row", and a <caption>
• Skip to main contentWCAG 2.4.1

  BeforeUsers had to tab through every header element

  AfterA visible-on-focus skip link jumps to #main
• Keyboard navigationWCAG 2.1.1

  BeforePDF UI traps keyboard focus in many viewers

  AfterFull keyboard control with native browser focus rings

Automated score

100/100

Automated issues

0

Human checks

1

Images with alt

1 / 1

Tables with headers

1 / 1

Reading time

2 min

Word count

255

Headings

5

The score covers machine-testable evidence. Human validation is shown separately and does not reduce the automated result or create a false conformance claim.

No issues found by the automated checks.