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RemediationDesk

A workspace for connecting a document, its proposed structure, automated findings, and a reviewer’s decisions.

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Document accessibility workspace. Browse the screens with the arrows, or play the walkthrough.

Document accessibility: structure, findings and human review in one workspace.

A closer look

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RemediationDesk workspace showing the document, structure and review controls.
Document review workspaceThe document, structure and review controls together.
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Mobile experience

Document review workspace on a phone.

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Mobile view: RemediationDesk workspace showing the document, structure and review controls.
Document review workspace / MobileA full capture at phone width.
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The problem

A list of PDF warnings alone does not show a reviewer how a document’s content, structure, and reading order relate to one another. A review also needs to distinguish machine findings from judgments a person must make.

The approach

The workspace places a source preview, proposed tags, and an issue inspector together. It makes a recorded validator report available beside a human-review checklist rather than presenting an automated result as complete accessibility proof.

Try the workflow.

  1. Choose a sample agenda, scanned form or notice and inspect its proposed tags and findings.
  2. Change a tag or reading order, or try the simulated OCR and alternative-text workflow for the sample.
  3. Open the recorded report, download the pre-generated example PDF, and inspect the human-review checklist.
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The mobile view shows navigation, document status and the start of the tag list.
The document review workspace on a small screen.

What the demo can—and cannot—show

The public demo runs in the browser. Editing a tag or alternative text does not change its pre-generated PDF or recorded validation result. A file selected for preview is not analyzed or repaired by this frontend.

A separate local research worker has exercised OCR, limited tagging and veraPDF checks on sample documents. It is not connected to the public demo. Those experiments do not establish general PDF support, WCAG or Section 508 conformance, or an accessibility certification.

Automated and keyboard checks support development. A complete NVDA and JAWS review of the frontend and example PDFs, and independent human accessibility acceptance, remain open.

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Explore the review workflow, document structure and findings.

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