Resources for document teams

Your PDF
workbench.

Find the PDFs you have. Understand the evidence. Plan the work and check the result. A practical library for the people responsible for documents.

One source. A useful set of distinctions.

A fictional PDF ledger
DocumentEvidenceNext step
Annual report24 confirmed pagesReview source
Identical copySame file bytesTrack both URLs
ApplicationCount unknownCheck reason

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Counts you can trace.Limits you can see.
Six reusable worksheetsExcel and CSV, ready to adapt.
Four transparent planning toolsEdit the inputs. See the formula.

Start with the job in front of you.

Three practical routes through the library. Follow the steps or jump to what you need.

Find the next useful resource.

Choose a format, or search for the task you’re working on.

36 resources

Feature walkthroughs

8

Practical guides

12

References

6

Templates

6

Planning tools

4

Useful enough to reuse.

The examples are fictional and the methods are explicit. Original worksheets are free to adapt under CC0, with optional citation. Technical references link to primary sources, and each page explains its limits.

For standards, authoring tools and jurisdiction-specific requirements, visit the existing accessibility guides. For published evidence, see the conversion benchmark and its methodology.