> Since you are familiar with the TeX StackExchange, perhaps you can ask there? I have. I don't want to link my HN identity to my SE identity (which is tied to

> Since you are familiar with the TeX StackExchange, perhaps you can ask there? I have. I don't want to link my HN identity to my SE identity (which is tied to my real world identity through mathoverflow) so I won't link here. > Needless to say, the guide you followed is 8 years old; Perhaps some things have changed. As I said, it was updated in February 2024. I was written by Ulrike Fischer who's also very involved in latex3. It's basically the current state of the art in accessible PDFs. And it's still not good enough. I wish it were otherwise, but latex is the pinnacle of design-by-committee and tech debt. Given how latex3 turned out, I'm very pessimistic. The only thing latex has going for it is inertia.