Focused on accessibility compliance, with continuous improvement.
PDFelement is continuously working to improve accessibility across core interaction patterns commonly referenced in accessibility standards and testing practices.
Keyboard & Assistive Technology Access
Support keyboard navigation and interaction with assistive technologies across core user workflows.
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Core interactions are designed to be operable using standard keyboard navigation.
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Focus behavior supports predictable operation across key workflows.
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Screen reader interaction has been tested with NVDA, JAWS, and Narrator.
Visual Accessibility & Readability
Make text and interactive elements easier to see, distinguish, and understand.
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Text and interface elements are designed with sufficient contrast to support readability.
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Visual presentation supports a clear distinction between different content types and interface elements.
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Interactive controls are visually distinguishable and easy to identify.
Forms & Predictable UI Behavior
Ensure forms are clear to complete and that the interface behaves consistently across layouts.
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Input fields are designed with clearly visible and properly associated labels.
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Labels remain visible to provide a consistent context during data entry.
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Form interactions behave consistently across different layouts and views.
Voluntary product accessibility.
PDFelement 12.1.9
Windows | Current Version
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