Imagine that you are a designer of shopping malls. You don't know exactly who is going to use your mall, so you have to design it to be accessible to everyone. For example, you would include automatic doors for people in wheelchairs.

If you create documents for a wide audience, the likelihood is that your audience includes people who have a disability. This course will teach you many ways in which you can make your documents more accessible.

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Accessible documents will help more than just people with disabilities. In the shopping mall analogy, automatic doors are required for a person in a wheelchair, but they're also appreciated by mothers with strollers and people carrying packages. Similarly, accessible documents will be more usable to your whole audience, not just those with disabilities.