In this InDesign how-to video, Colleen Gratzer helps you avoid a common mistake designers make when setting accessibility tags. She explains that while the Structure pane is used to create tags, it applies XML tags, which do not control PDF accessibility. Instead, Colleen demonstrates how to map styles to PDF tags either within individual Paragraph Style settings or all at once using the Edit All Export Tags panel. Â
This is just a taste of the great content you’ll learn in Colleen’s upcoming session at The Design + Accessibility Summit 2026, being held online October 20–23. See the agenda and sign up now.
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This article was last modified on September 8, 2026
This article was first published on September 8, 2026
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