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PDF	Standardizing Font Type & Size for Accessibility Algonquin College 20 oct 2022 · The purpose of this guide is to provide direction on email font uses to align with accessibility standards and College branding

PDF	Guide to Accessible Documents Bookmarks are created when converting to a PDF Don't use hard returns to Note: fonts larger than size 18 and fonts formatted to be bold have lesser

PDF	Guide to Accessible Documents PDF/Universal Accessibility (PDF/UA): the most robust International Standard for Italic fonts are more difficult to read than regular fonts There may be

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What is an accessible font for PDF?
The most accessible fonts are Tahoma, Calibri, Helvetica, Arial, Verdana, and Times New Roman.
Slab serif fonts including Arvo, Museo Slab, and Rockwell are also considered to be accessible.
These font types are mostly used in headings rather than the body text.
What fonts are accessible in AODA?
Avoid complicated, decorative or handwriting fonts.
Choose “Sans-Serif” fonts such as Arial.
These fonts have easily recognizable upper-case, lower-case and numerical characters.
Narrow versions of these fonts should be avoided.
Are PDFs AODA compliant?
The AODA's application to online documents
This includes ensuring that online documents, such as PDFs and Microsoft Office documents (e.g., Word documents), as well as physical documents, such as brochures and manuals, are designed in a way that can be consumed and accessed by people with disabilities._{2 août 2023}
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FONTS
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FONTS
Verdana (sans serif)—used by many accessibility sites.Tahoma (sans serif)Arial (sans serif)Georgia (serif)—UNCG brand body font.Palatino (serif)—UNCG brand body font.Lucida Sans (sans serif—Windows)/Lucida Grande (sans serif—Mac)Book Antiqua (serif)Helvetica (sans serif)

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PDF	Guide to Accessible Documents - AODA Table of Contents. Background. 4. Accessible Document Compliance. 5. Font Family. 6. Font Size. 7. Bold Italics and Underline.

PDF	Guide for Creating Accessible Documents (word format) Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). The. AODA sets out the structure by Typefaces (fonts) come in two varieties: serif and sans.

PDF	Choosing an Accessible Font - Recite Me What many people don't know is that some fonts can be inaccessible to disabled people particularly those with a visual impairment or a learning disability such

PDF	City of Peterborough Guide to Accessible Documents The A.O.D.A. requires the City to provide accessible formats for Narrow versions of these fonts should be avoided. Arial. This font is accessible.

PDF	George Brown College Instructor Guide: Creating Accessible The authors Karen McCall Karlen Communications and Olga Dosis

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PDF	I Canva Design Kit for Accessibility What do I need to keep in mind Avoid serif fonts like this. Use sans serif fonts instead. This serif font (with little feet) is difficult for some persons with visual impairments to read

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