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Answered By: Mike Smuland Last Updated: Nov 05, 2021 Views: 184
Answered By: Mike Smuland
Last Updated: Nov 05, 2021 Views: 184
Reminder: everything we publish or create and save for a colleague or a customer must conform to Section 508 standards. Following are some specific and some general resources and reference links to help us comply with the federal and county requirements.
Publishing a Document (PDF, Word, Office) on the FCPL Public Web Site or on fairfaxNET
- Create/recreate your document in Word, using this DIT instruction set for Word for reference.
- If you are using a different version of Word from that used in the reference document, try this Google search:
- Save the Word document as a PDF, using the same DIT instruction set for reference.
- If you are using a different version of Word from that used in the reference document, try this Google search:
- Verify the PDF is accessible using Foxit PhantomPDF's accessibility checker tool (DIT instructions for PDFs).
- Save the results of your test (or create a screen capture showing the error-free accessibility checker results).
- If your file is for the Public Web Site, send your verified PDF and its accessibility checker results to Internet Services by email.
- The day after publishing your PDF online, we will know whether or not it has passed a County-wide web accessibility test.
- If your PDF does not pass it will immediately be removed from the website and you will be notified.
- The day after publishing your PDF online, we will know whether or not it has passed a County-wide web accessibility test.
- If your file is for FairfaxNET, complete the Documents publishing process per the instructions on Content Authors Central.
Other resources:
County/FCPL:
- Web and Document Accessibility Tools and Standards (DIT)
- PowerPoint accessibility tips
- Excel accessibility tips
- MS Publisher tips - Michigan State University
- Tech Monday Webinar: Overview of Accessibility and 508 Compliance Information
Federal Government:
- Accessibility of State and Local Government Websites to People with Disabilities (DOJ)
- Create Accessible Digital Products (GSA)
- Create Accessible Electronic Documents (GSA)
- refer to the Checklists sections.
- Glossary of Section 508 Terms (GSA)
- Guide to the Section 508 Standards (Access Board)
- Section508.gov (GSA)
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