What it does
In this task pane, you can check your document for
- PDF/UA and
- WCAG issues.
Furthermore there is
- a set of quality checks and
- a set of AI-assisted checks
that point out possible errors.
Use it for
You can:
- get the number of PDF/UA and WCAG issues;
- recognize related categories of the issues;
- locate them in the document (e. g. in the logical structure);
- get information about potential for improvement (in terms of better accessibility or user-friendliness) by means of the quality checks and the AI-assisted checks;
- disable individual checks to speed up the checking process.
How to use it
Use the PDF/UA, WCAG, Quality, and AI checkboxes (at the bottom of the task pane) to specify which checks should be performed.
For the WCAG check, you can also specify whether or not to check text contrast. To do so, select one of the dropdown list options With Contrast or Without Contrast.
Click on the Refresh button. After the check is done, you get a list of all issues.
The error messages are structured in different categories. Click on the small triangle symbol on the left-hand side of the issues to have a look on every single problem.
Double click on one error message and you will see it highlighted in the document viewer and the Logical Structure Tree pane.
Note
Right-click to open a menu with which you can completely expand or collapse the list of issues.
Tips
- Information on the WCAG criteria can be found in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2
- Find out more information on the quality checks.
- Find out more information on the AI-assisted checks.