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Scholarly publishers around the world are making changes within their organisations and their workflows to better accommodate authors, readers, and staff, with disabilities. Our accessibility initiatives are centred around producing accessible content for scholarly publishers, and we are also committed to making our own internal technology and our products more accessible.
Images and tables form crucial parts of manuscripts. Alt-text is added to these no-text elements within the underlying XML during the conversion process, so accessibility is woven into the workflow from the beginning.
Via our centralised pagination workflow, we now have the ability to process millions of accessible pages in an automated way. We can also work on already published content to produce accessible files.
In the effort to make our systems and processes more effective and efficient, we’ve developed a centralised pagination system that allows us to deliver accessible content 10x faster.
Our team is happy to discuss, demonstrate, and design more effective workflows to ensure accessibility is built into your publishing processes.
The final output is delivered in the form of XML files or as accessible PDFs, based on publishers’ requirements.
Our multidisciplinary teams work together to address accessibility issues and produce accessible content for scholarly publishers.
Finely typeset pages designed for uniformity, readability, and accessibility. Delivered by a team with deep knowledge of LaTex, LuaLaTex, 3B2, InDesign, and Page Central.
End-to-end book and journal project management, liaising between your editorial office, operations teams, authors, freelancers, and copy editors, to deliver on time, every time.
TNQ Tech Pvt. Ltd.