# PDF Accessibility Audit -- Summary Report

This report summarizes an automated scan of your PDF documents to check whether people using screen readers or other assistive technology can read and navigate them. It is meant as a starting point for prioritizing remediation work, not a legal determination.

## At a Glance

- **Total files scanned:** 6
- **Files with no accessibility structure at all ("untagged"):** 6 out of 6. These files have essentially no information for a screen reader to work with and would need to be rebuilt or re-tagged from scratch.
- **Files that appear to be scanned images with no real text underneath:** 0. These need to go through text recognition (OCR) before they can be made accessible at all.
- **Estimated total pages needing remediation:** 30

## Three Most Common Problems Found

1. **No tagging structure at all (untagged document)** -- found in 6 of 6 files

## What This Means

Documents flagged above are difficult or impossible for someone using a screen reader to navigate independently. Untagged files and scanned-image files are the highest priority, since assistive technology cannot extract any meaningful information from them at all. Files with only a few issues (like a missing title or a few images without descriptions) are generally quicker fixes.

A detailed, file-by-file breakdown of every check is available in the accompanying `results.csv` spreadsheet.