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Typefi can produce fully accessible publications automatically. It uses Adobe InDesign to compose documents at speeds up to 1000 pages per hour, and it can automate all the most tedious parts of accessible publishing. Check out this webinar to learn how it works and see a demo.
In this webinar, digital accessibility expert Will Awad discusses the European Accessibility Act. He explains exactly what the law requires, how to ensure that your organisation is in compliance, how to qualify for the grace period, and what to know about enforcement in different countries. Will also gives some tips for writing alt text and workflow advice for updating frontlist and backlist titles.
Typefi is the most advanced automated publishing software available today. It uses Adobe InDesign to compose and publish documents automatically at speeds up to 1000 pages per hour—and it can automate complex elements like tables, graphs, indexes, tables of contents, references, and more. Check out this webinar recording to learn more and see how Typefi does it.
In this webinar, Typefi Product Manager and accessibility expert Guy van der Kolk demonstrates how Typefi can publish accessible content automatically in common formats like PDF, EPUB, and HTML. He dissects the InDesign template and Word source document, then explains Typefi workflows and shows how Typefi can publish accessible formats automatically. If you need to produce lots of accessible publications then this is for you!
In this webinar, digital accessibility expert Will Awad discusses what the European Accessibility Act requires and explains how you can make sure your organisation is in compliance. It's a jam-packed webinar with tons of valuable information including specific requirements of the EAA, enforcement differences across countries, tips for writing alt text, and workflow advice for updating frontlist and backlist titles.
In this webinar, accessibility expert Chad Chelius teaches the basics of accessibility and shows how to achieve it with InDesign and PDF files. Chad covers the fundamentals of accessibility, how to achieve accessibility using InDesign, what you need to make PDF files accessible, and much more. This is the perfect primer for anyone new to accessibility, but there’s plenty for accessibility pros too.
If you find yourself in the daunting position of introducing accessibility into your company’s content strategy, don’t panic. Guy van der Kolk, Product Manager at Typefi, shares three ways to introduce accessibility into your digital content strategy, and your organisation, in this blog post.
20 May is Global Accessibility Awareness Day—what better time to discuss how publishing content in accessible formats makes it more usable for everyone! This session focuses on the principles of accessibility in publishing, and practical steps you can take to create accessible standards.
Microsoft Word is one of the most popular word processing tools available, and it has the power to create pretty decent accessible documents—if you know the tricks. Learn how to improve accessibility in your Word documents in this article.
Alternative text, or alt-text, is a short description of an image that explains the content of an image to a user or a search engine. Learn how to write better alt-text in this article by Huw Alexander from textBOX.
Creating your content in accessible formats makes it more usable for everyone! In this presentation, Solutions Consultant Damian Gibbs discusses the principles of accessibility. He also explains how Typefi can help customers produce content in accessible formats with minimal additional cost.
In this presentation from the 2018 Typefi User Conference, Typefi Business Development Manager Emily Johnston discusses accessibility legislation and standards that affect publishers around the world.