Focused service

Accessible document remediation

Improve the structure and usability of the documents people need to read and use.

For businesses and government. Scope, languages and timing agreed before work begins.

Annotated paper documents and eyeglasses beside a laptop. — Photo : Ron Lach / Pexels

A focused scope.

Remediate a defined set of Word, PowerPoint or PDF files. The work starts with source-file review and an agreed testing scope, including headings, reading order, links, tables and alternative text where applicable.

What your project can include

Revised files in the agreed editable and publication formats
A record of structural and content changes
A check summary describing methods and unresolved issues
Authoring guidance for maintaining the corrected files

For your organization.

Business & B2B

Start with a customer guide, employee handbook, presentation deck or frequently used form.

Government & public sector

Define required formats, review methods and acceptance criteria for a public report, consultation document or service information package.

Before we begin.

A brief description is enough for the first enquiry. Helpful details include:

File types, page counts and original editable files if available
Publication languages and intended audience
Required standards, testing methods and deadline

We’ll agree on a suitable transfer method if documents or personal information are needed later.

Scope notes.

Scans, complex tables and forms may require reconstruction. Automated checks alone do not establish accessibility; any conformance claim must match the agreed manual testing and remaining limitations.

Your quote confirms the final deliverables, review rounds, languages, responsibilities, pricing and schedule.

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