The Accessibility Guy
Hands-on help for accessible documents, training, and compliance.
The Accessibility Guy is a consulting and training site focused on digital accessibility, especially accessible PDFs, Microsoft Office files, course materials, and web content. It offers document remediation services, live and self-paced training, consulting, and educational resources for organizations trying to meet accessibility requirements.
Why it stands out
- Strong emphasis on document accessibility, a common gap in broader web-accessibility services.
- Combines done-for-you remediation with training for teams that want to build internal skills.
- Experience presented across governments, colleges, hospitals, nonprofits, and large-scale document projects.
- Public educational footprint through YouTube, webinars, and topic-specific accessibility articles.
Good to know
- The site is primarily a professional services and training provider, not a self-serve accessibility testing tool.
- Pricing and project scope are not detailed on the homepage, so users likely need to book a consultation.
- Its clearest specialty is documents and training; organizations needing a full automated monitoring platform may need another tool alongside it.
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Accessibility coordinators, training teams, and public-sector staff can get practical help making PDFs, Office files, and course content compliant. Train employees who regularly create documents or online learning materials. Outsource remediation for large batches of inaccessible PDFs or documents. Get guidance when accessibility requirements, tools, or audit results are unclear. Use blog and video resources to learn document accessibility basics before engaging services.
Accessible document remediation for PDFs and Microsoft Office files; live and self-paced accessibility training; consulting for teams and organizations; alternate media and web accessibility support; blog resources covering PDF accessibility, Office accessibility, assistive technology, standards, and accessibility best practices.
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