With the new axesWord Beta, you can now check the accessibility of your Word documents directly in axesWord. The new beta checker identifies potential issues in headings, metadata, alternative text, tables, and forms.
Telekom MMS integrates digital accessibility directly into document creation. With axesWord, employees can independently create accessible documents and efficiently meet the requirements of the European Accessibility Act.
Organizations often underestimate the business impact of inaccessible mass-produced documents. This article explores the hidden costs, the limits of manual remediation, and why accessibility should be integrated into automated document workflows.
axes4 has achieved ISO/IEC 27001 certification, demonstrating our commitment to protecting sensitive information through internationally recognized information security standards and secure document workflows.
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The new axesWord 25.9 beta introduces support for creating accessible PDF forms directly in Microsoft Word. Form fields are inserted in Word and automatically exported as accessible PDF form fields, eliminating the need for additional form editing tools.
PDFs are only truly useful when everyone can access them. Learn what accessible PDFs are, why they matter legally, and how to create them correctly.
Public authorities in Germany are failing on PDF accessibility. A new study finds that only 9.5% of documents on public sector websites can actually be used by people with disabilities, with the majority containing errors or being structurally inaccessible from the start.
Accessible PDFs are more than a compliance requirement. They provide the semantic structure that AI systems and search engines need to reliably read, process, and index content.