Learn how to create accessible ebooks, even if you’re just starting out. These resources will help you create EPUBs that conform to accessibility standards and include tips for working with third-party ebook conversion houses.
Learn about ISO 639 language code sets, their implementation in HTML, and where to find a (mostly) comprehensive code list.
Creating born-accessible books in-house requires a commitment to accessibility, and an eagerness to learn. This brief Introduction discusses how a publisher can begin strategizing and planning for this goal.
To prepare a book for conversion, with accessibility in mind, the steps covered in Ebook Workflow Guide: In-house Production of Born Accessible Ebooks should be followed (if you use Word and InDesign for your manuscript...
When working with a conversion house or other third-party producer of ebooks, it is important to talk about accessibility feature. This Introductory guide shares some questions publishers can ask to get an idea of their...
This simple resource discusses what you need to do when working with a third-party producer.
Remediating a backlist is a big undertaking. This resource discusses how to get started, who to work with, and what to remediate.
Reflowable books are the most flexible types of EPUB, and they can incorporate many accessibility features that all readers can benefit from and take advantage of. This brief introduction discusses the benefits of the reflowable...
Learn Word styles and how to prepare manuscript files for layout software, making the typesetting and ebook conversion process easier.
Introduction to validation and accessibility testing tools including a demonstration of their limitations. Introduction to testing for accessibility with screen readers, voice over, etc.
Fixed layout books can't have as many accessiblity features as reflowable books, but there are steps to take to ensure the book is as accessible as possible! This brief introduction to making accessible, fixed layout...