Tagged
This check indicates that tags are present in the document. If no tags are present, the file is absolutely not 508 compliant. This check doesn't determine if existing tags are correct.
Possible values:
Tagged Yes (# tags)
Tagged No
Quickly check PDF files for accessibility red flags.
This check indicates that tags are present in the document. If no tags are present, the file is absolutely not 508 compliant. This check doesn't determine if existing tags are correct.
Tagged Yes (# tags)
Tagged No
All documents should have the language attribute set. Correct values for English documents are (en) or (en-US).
To set the language in Acrobat Pro DC, go to:
File > Properties > Advanced tab > Reading Options > Language drop down
Language (Language abbreviation)
Language Not set
In the official ISO PDF-1.7 specification [PDF - 9 MB], on page 574:
A Tagged PDF document shall also contain a mark information dictionary (see Table 321) with a value of true for the Marked entry.
Check out more info about Marked on Stack Overflow.
Marked True
Marked False
Marked No
This checkpoint isn’t a deal breaker. From taggedpdf.com:
The PDF/UA ID attests that the PDF is ISO 14289 (PDF/UA) compliant. It should be added as the final remediation step; otherwise you would kind of be fibbing.
Watch a screencast showing how to fix this issue using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
PDF/UA identifier Yes
PDF/UA identifier Not set
A compliant PDF will have a readable title specified in File > Properties.
Document Title Document title
Document Title Empty
Document Title Not set