Adobe has developed a PDF Accessibility Auto-tag API to greatly improve the initial tagging of untagged PDFs. The primary intent of this API is to allow organizations to automatically tag PDF documents in quantity. This API as also been integrated into Acrobat Pro to enable working on PDF documents individually.

Here is a list of current resources for creating accessible PDF documents:

• Adobe has provided a series of Webinars on creating accessible PDF documents using Acrobat Pro DC, including how to create accessible PDF forms. 

           Here is the link for the Webinar Recordings and Materials on Creating Accessible PDFs. 
 

• Additional Adobe provided resources on using Acrobat to create accessible PDFs include:

             Create and verify PDF accessibility

             Acrobat Reader DC Accessibility features

             Acrobat DC and Reader DC Accessibility Blogs (search for PDF or Accessibility)

• There are several companies which can provide training on creating accessible PDF documents. These include:

              CHAX Training & Consulting

              Level Access

              Pubcom.com

• If you are using InDesign to create your documents, we recommend the following for training specifically on creating accessible PDFs from InDesign:

            CHAX Training & Consulting

            Pubcom.com - Pubcom.com also has some excellent reference materials available for purchase.

• If you are looking to outsource your PDF remediation, some of the companies we recommend include:

             BarrierBreak

             Pubcom.com