Adaptation of informative content from panels or brochures to accessible PDF files, compatible with screen readers for visually impaired people.

They adapt the informative content available in a visual version through digital content so that it can be consumed independently, also by people with visual impairments.

As an example, a printed brochure can include a QR code that links to a PDF file with all the information in the brochure itself, so that blind people can access the content through their screen reader. The information is organised with headings, which will allow optimal navigation through the document, enabling the user to move freely and choose the parts that may be of special interest and skipping those that are not.

These files are designed so that people with poor eyesight can also access the information in a more simple way, since certain guidelines are followed (such as the use of certain fonts, font size, colour contrast), which makes it easier to read.

Of course, this digital content is completely useful for people without visual impairment. This solution makes it easy and economical to provide informative content to everyone, regardless of their abilities.

It is especially suitable for offering information in museums, visitor centres, information panels on tourist routes, brochures and catalogues.