[OS X TeX] Accessible pdfs

[Francois Chaplais]

For me, accessibility also concerns all of those who do not have a computer at hand and rely on mobile for their internet access.

If this interests you, I have developed a web application that converts a LaTeX project into a mobile-friendly and interactive web page.

It’s here: https://latex2web.app/

There are many examples on the home page that come from LaTeX documents found on arXiv. Have a look!

My philosophy in this project is to have a good compatibility with existing LaTeX documents while adding exciting new features available only on the internet.

More details here: https://latex2web.app/publications/LaTeX2Web-help-publication/Introduction-to-the-LaTeX2web-help

Best regards,
François Chaplais

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> On jeudi, janv. 09, 2025 at 12:27 PM, David Craig <dac at panix.com (mailto:dac at panix.com)> wrote:
> Given recent updates to Department of Education regulations for higher education concerning the accessibility of course materials even when there aren’t students with acknowledged disabilities enrolled, I’m wondering about what people are doing to improve accessibility of LaTEX documents. Canvas, for example, is complaining that my problem set pdfs have poor accessibility scores.
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> I’m a little bit at sea here. What are people doing?
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> Thanks,
> David Craig
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