PDFs are a frequent hidden accessibility gap — menus, intake forms, and brochures are often scanned images or untagged documents a screen reader can’t read.
Accessible PDFs need a tag tree that defines reading order, headings, lists, and tables. Export from the source document with tags enabled rather than printing to PDF.
A scanned menu is just a picture — invisible to assistive tech. Recreate it as real text, or better, publish the content as an accessible HTML page.
Give images inside the PDF alt text and set the document title and language in the file’s properties.
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