
KITFORMA · PRACTICAL WORKBOOK
Start Accessibility in the Source
Repair an event document before testing its final format
Authors of short event, instruction and information documents.
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What you will work through
- Build a task-oriented heading outline.
- Repair table, image and link semantics in the supplied source.
- Use a limited source checker without treating it as certification.
- Plan separate browser, PDF and assistive-technology verification.
Contents
- 01Start with the information a reader needs
- 02Build a heading outline people can navigate
- 03Make instructions readable without relying on layout
- 04Use a table only for relationships that need one
- 05Choose image alternatives from purpose
- 06Make links understandable and test their destinations
- 07Review visual clarity alongside semantics
- 08Use automated checks as findings, not a certificate
- 09Export with an explicit remaining-check list
- 10Capstone and answer key
Scope and limitations
- This workbook does not certify WCAG, PDF/UA or any KitForma export.
- The venue and access route are fictional teaching material.
- Final-format behavior and user-oriented accessibility testing remain separate from source lint checks.
How delivery works
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