Archive for “PDF”

On this page the following entries were made in the “PDF” category.


Facts and Opinions About PDF Accessibility from A List Apart 4.0

Posted August 23rd, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

As mentioned all around the horn tonight A List Apart is back with a new design and a great new article from Joe Clark appropriately called Facts and Opinions About PDF Accessibility.
Towards the beginning of the article he sets the first point of his summary:
Most PDFs on the web should be HTML
However, he then lists […]

Continue reading “Facts and Opinions About PDF Accessibility from A List Apart 4.0” »


PDFs Redux

Posted January 11th, 2005 by Christopher Phillips

article from earlier this year on accessible pdf.

adobe just announced acrobat 7.0 with “advanced accessibility features”– see bottom of page 2 here. interesting stuff on canada’s accessibility requirements.

Continue reading “PDFs Redux” »


PDF vs. HTML (take two)

Posted June 25th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

There were a couple of good comments on my post regarding the differences in accessibility PDF and HTML and I wanted to follow up with some more thoughts on the issue. In the earlier post I referenced Nielsen’s anti-PDF article and a rebuttal to that article from McDaniels. While I may be […]

Continue reading “PDF vs. HTML (take two)” »


PDF vs. HTML

Posted May 19th, 2004 by Christopher Phillips

Last week I had an opportunity to visit with some faculty and staff at a Community College around the topic of accessible distance education. The school had recently chosen Blackboard as their Learning Management System and is working to adopt an attitude of Universal Design before their instructors learn any other way of […]

Continue reading “PDF vs. HTML” »




Note: This is the end of the usable page. The image(s) below are preloaded for performance only.