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Accessible PDF and catalogue:
readable by everyone

Open your content to every audience. Connectedbook makes your catalogues, brochures and reports accessible, including to people with disabilities: an accessible PDF that looks identical, or a web version that works with screen readers. Accessibility becomes a way to reach more readers.

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The benefits of an accessible document

Leave no reader
behind

Your content becomes readable with a screen reader, with a keyboard or at high zoom. You reach more readers, and your brand image benefits too.

Address your accessibility requirements

Digital accessibility obligations apply to public bodies and, since June 2025, to many private companies. Our documents follow the PDF/UA and WCAG standards on which the RGAA, the French accessibility framework, is based.

A smooth experience
for everyone

Text-to-speech, keyboard navigation, high contrast: reading adapts to each user's preferences and tools.

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The PDF/UA and WCAG standards

PDF/UA check

The document is checked against the requirements of the PDF/UA standard.

Accessible forms

Form fields that are labelled and usable with assistive technologies.

Accessible images

Images that are described and correctly built into the document structure.

Accessible tables

Structured tables: rows, cells and headers identified.

Reading order

A logical content order for screen readers.

Final validation

Automated and manual checks before the document is delivered.

Document structure

A clear hierarchy of headings, paragraphs, lists and sections.

Metadata

A document title and language set correctly.

Technical compatibility

Tested with supported PDF readers and tools.

Frequently asked questions about accessible PDFs and catalogues

What is an accessible catalogue?

It is a catalogue designed to be used by everyone, including people with disabilities. It follows accessibility best practice to offer reading suited to each need, with a screen reader, a keyboard or high zoom.

Who is an accessible catalogue for?

Companies, local authorities, public bodies, mutual insurers, associations and organisations that want their content to be accessible to as many people as possible.

Do your documents comply with the RGAA and PDF/UA?

Our PDFs are structured according to the PDF/UA standard, and our web versions follow the WCAG criteria on which the RGAA is based. We do not carry out RGAA audits or write accessibility statements.

What’s the difference between an accessible PDF and an accessible web catalogue?

An accessible PDF ensures the downloaded document can be read in a suitable way. An accessible web catalogue offers an optimised reading experience directly in the browser. The two meet complementary needs.

Can I make an existing catalogue accessible?

Yes. We produce an accessible version from your existing files, without starting from scratch.

Does accessibility change my catalogue’s design?

It depends on the format. An accessible PDF keeps the original design exactly. An accessible web catalogue needs a few adjustments, for example to colour contrast.

Is the catalogue compatible with screen readers?

Yes. Our catalogues are designed to work with the main screen readers, including NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver.

How can I check that a catalogue is genuinely accessible?

Every document goes through automated and manual checks before it goes live or is delivered.

Go further

Explore our other catalogue formats.

Dynamic catalogue

Real time

Connect your interactive catalogue to your ERP or PIM: prices, stock and references update by themselves, without reprinting your document.

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Interactive catalogue

Immersive

Add videos, instant search and links to your products to your catalogue, for a richer reading experience on every screen.

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