Title

Subtitle

Content

Content	2

Heading 1	3

Heading 2	3

Heading 3	3

Tables	4

Assign Data cells by using customized styles	4

Create accessible tables by using preconfigured quick parts	4

Figures and charts	5

Lists	6

Lists with bullet points	6

Lists with numbering	6

Link	7

And what about accessible footnotes?	8

Heading 1

Paragraph

Heading 2

Paragraph

„Quotation“

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Paragraph

Tables

Assign Data cells by using customized styles

Table 1: Example for a simple table

Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1
Header → Level 2	234
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2

Create accessible tables by using preconfigured quick parts

Table 2: Example for a simple table

Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1	Header ↓ Level 1
Header → Level 2	234
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2
Header → Level 2

Figures and charts

Figure 1: Example pie chart

Lists

Lists with bullet points

A

List continuation A

B

List continuation B

C

List continuation C

D

List continuation D

Lists with numbering

List entry Level 1

List continuation Level 1

List entry Level 2

List continuation Level 2

List entry Level 3

List continuation Level 3

List entry Level 4

List continuation Level 4

List entry Level 5

List continuation Level 5

Link

www.pdfa.org

And what about accessible footnotes?

Footnotes and endnotes are a relevant part of the content of a document. Therefore, it is important that they are accessible and usable for screen reader users in a similar quick and easy way as for sighted users.

“A footnote is a reference, explanation, or comment placed below the main text on a printed page. Footnotes are identified in the text by a numeral or a symbol. In research papers and reports, footnotes commonly acknowledge the sources of facts and quotations that appear in the text.” See: https://www.thoughtco.com/footnote-research-term-1690866