Latest Digital Accessibility Articles

There’s a reason that people gravitate towards certain document types, such as PDF and Microsoft Word. For the majority of society, they are the most convenient file types. They are quick to produce, easy to print from, and simple to upload to websites or other platforms. However, the PDF or Word document in its most basic form aren’t quite as accessible as we think.

Bringing “your whole self to Work” has been an important mantra within diversity circles over the past few years.

However, according to a new study carried out by the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), employees with sight loss continue to be hampered in in carrying out the bare essentials of their jobs by their employer’s lack of knowledge and commitment to digital accessibility.

Adam Spencer was delighted to feature on the cover of CIO Views February 2022 edition. The magazine features the 10 Most Innovative Business Leaders to Follow in 2022.

“My experiences in startups, both with successes and failures, help me realize what it takes to get a company up and running while building it successfully,” says Adam Spencer.

Based out of Oakville, Ontario, Adam Spencer has dedicated his career to transforming online and digital documents into mediums that everyone can enjoy. He and his team of experts have paved the way in document accessibility by providing clients with various tools and guidance on how to ensure that online forms and documents can be understood by all their customers.

It is with great pleasure that Adam Spencer, the president and founder of AbleDocs, announces that he is the subject of a new in-depth interview. The interview, which was conducted by an online periodical that concentrates on matters relating to entrepreneurship and business, touches on topics ranging from team management to his company’s future.