You understand the foundations of accessibility in InDesign. Now it’s time to tackle the workflows, tools, and document challenges that go beyond the basics. This session explores advanced accessibility techniques for experienced InDesign users who want to create more efficient accessibility workflows.
Explore advanced accessibility challenges, including long documents, heading hierarchies, advanced paragraph styles, custom tagging requirements, reading order issues, and PDF export considerations. You’ll also explore techniques for evaluating tags, reading order, and accessibility information in exported PDFs.
You will learn:
- Set up long and complex documents with accessibility in mind
- Manage advanced document structure and reading order challenges
- Improve exported PDF structure before remediation begins
- Review tags, reading order, and alt text in Acrobat and Callas
- Explore preflight tools and plug-ins that streamline production workflows
This article was last modified on June 9, 2026
This article was first published on June 9, 2026
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