I am a developer looking for practical guidance on implementing accessible PDFs. Navigate to the 'Techniques for Accessible PDF' section on the PDF Association website. What is the primary purpose of these techniques, and what kind of content do they provide (e.g., atomic example files, test procedures)? Additionally, where can I find commercial and free software tools that support accessible PDF creation, viewing, or validation?
Navigate to 'https://pdfa.org/accessible-pdf/'. Scroll down to locate the 'Techniques for Accessible PDF' section. Identify and extract the primary purpose of these techniques and the type of content they provide. Scroll up or down as needed to find the 'Tools for Accessible PDF' section. Identify and extract information about where to find commercial and free software tools supporting accessible PDF. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the questions.
The agent successfully navigates to 'https://pdfa.org/accessible-pdf/'. The agent identifies the primary purpose of 'Techniques for Accessible PDF' as providing 'atomic example files and test procedures in a vendor-neutral manner, allowing PDF…'. The agent states that these techniques provide 'atomic example files and test procedures'. The agent identifies that 'Tools for Accessible PDF' provides information on 'Commercial and free PDF creation, viewing or validation software that exposes the relationship between a…'. The agent explicitly mentions that the tools section lists both 'Commercial and free' software.