With the “Accessibility” option, make your publications accessible to everyone! Your document is read aloud, and navigation and interaction comply with the WCAG (Worldwide), EAA (Europe) and RGAA (France).
With Fluidbook, your publications provide equal access to information, regardless of disability or device used.
Accessibility means ensuring that everyone has equal access to the same information and the same functionalities.
With Fluidbook, you publish a single document that is fully accessible rather than a standard flipbook accompanied by a separate “accessible PDF.”
This approach keeps the content consistent for all users and avoids the need to manage and maintain two different versions.
Powered by our locally hosted AI engine, FluidSense, we quickly transform your PDF into a structured and screen-reader-friendly Fluidbook.
No extra effort is required from your team, we handle everything.
Fluidbook is designed to meet WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549 requirements, with clearly documented exceptions where a criterion is not applicable (see the full listing here).
All accessibility features are tested with leading screen readers: NVDA, JAWS, Windows Narrator, TalkBack (Android) and VoiceOver (iPhone).
Accessibility is about inclusion and usability, it’s not only about compliance. Everyone, including people with disabilities, should be able to access the same content, regardless of device or ability.
The European Accessibility Act requires that your web pages and online publications follow modern accessibility standards (WCAG / EN 301 549).
This applies to companies with more than 9 employees or generating more than €2 million in revenue in the fields of electronic communications services, audiovisual media services, passenger transport services, banking services, and e-commerce.
Your publication can be read by any screen reader (NVDA, JAWS, Windows Narrator, TalkBack (Android), and VoiceOver (iPhone)), with proper structuring (headings, subheadings, paragraphs, etc.) and respecting the reading order within pages.
A true user manual, this guide presents all the features of the Fluidbook and can be read aloud by any screen reader (NVDA, JAWS, Windows Narrator, TalkBack (Android), and VoiceOver (iPhone)).
We add relevant alternative text that conveys the intent or function of meaningful images. This text is read aloud just like the rest of the content.
All interactive elements within the pages (links, emails, buttons, etc.) are accessible via keyboard and follow the reading order (logical tab order).
All interactive elements, such as buttons, include informative text that is read aloud by screen readers to indicate the corresponding actions.
The Fluidbook video player includes several features that facilitate access to audiovisual content, including subtitles, chapters, and captions when available. A full text transcript can also be provided alongside the video. Additionally, YouTube-hosted videos can be embedded with their captions.
In some cases, your document may contain text embedded in images, making it invisible to screen readers. Our OCR technology extracts this text and make it usable by assistive technologies, in compliance with accessibility requirements.
Some complex interactive content, such as games, may present technical constraints that make full accessibility difficult to achieve. In such cases, an accessible alternative or equivalent substitute content can be provided to ensure access to essential information or functionality.
Entrust the design of your document to our creative studio. Our experienced designers will produce it in compliance with accessibility standards.
Does your company have an interactive publication project? Or for one of your clients?
Give us a few details and we will get back to you within 48 hours with a budget and timeframe.
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