Accessibility

The Accessibility Support component enables people with disabilities to use OneSpan Sign in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and other global accessibility requirements. OneSpan has been extending its Accessi...

This document discusses the following aspects of OneSpan Sign's compliance with accessibility standards: Our Commitment Steps Taken to Comply Accessibility Conformance Reports (VPAT) External Audits Our Commitment OneSpan is...

The Accessibility Support component enables people with disabilities to use OneSpan Sign in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and other global accessibility requirements. Accessibility Support for Sende...

The following sections describe how to create an accessible PDF document: Introduction A Sample Tagged PDF Best Practices for Tagging PDFs To download the PDF used in this topic, click Tagging Features PDF . Introduction The c...

After an accessible PDF is created, it must be uploaded to an accessible transaction. Transactions are not accessible by default. Senders must therefore manually flag a transaction as accessible. The above default behavior can be changed, so tra...

When you use the Designer to add fields and signatures to a transaction's documents, you must drag-and-drop them to their proper place. To do so without handling a mouse, you must first enable your keyboard to drag-and-drop. The following tutorials...

When signing an accessible document, note the following: The Signer Experience of an accessible transaction supports content magnification via the web browser (up to 200% zoom). The Signer Experience of an accessible transaction supports the n...

OneSpan Sign’s screens for creating transactions and its screens for the signing process comply with the WCAG 2.0 AA standard. However, transactions created for the use of screen readers still have some limitations relative to ordinary transaction...