The Portable Document Format (PDF) accessibility practice of four journal publishers
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2015
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Library & Information Science Research
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37
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3
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254-262
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For readers with visual disabilities, it would be difficult for read through PDF documents. This article analyzed hundreds of articles in several renowned databases, and concluded that nearly over 90% of them had accessibility issues. Therefore, future practices might consider solutions such as providing alternative texts, producing tagged PDFs and facilitaing document retrieval/navigation to improve web accessibility for visually impaired readers.
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