Purpose of this criterion

To make it possible for users to navigate using an outline of the content/bookmarks in long documents

This is a conventional means of navigation that benefits all the users. It will also help users with cognitive disabilities to navigate through the document using hierarchical outlines.

How to Fix

Option #1:
- Use headings and create a table of content in your authoring application (For example, Microsoft Word)
- When exporting to PDF, choose "Options" in the "Save Adobe PDF File As" dialog box and select the following options:
  - Enable Accessibility and Reflow with Tagged Adobe PDF
  - Convert Word Headings into Bookmark
Option #2:
- View > Show/Hide > Navigation Panes > Bookmark
- Bookmarks Pane > Options icon (located at the top left corner of the docked pane) > New bookmarks from Structure > Select your tag from the "Structure" dialog box

Screenshots

Option #1

When you select "Options" from the "Save Adobe PDF File As" dialog box, ensure to select the following options as seen in the image below:

Example of how the document will populate the bookmark in Adobe Acrobat:

Option #2:

The image below shows you where the bookmarks pane is located and how to create a new bookmark from the document structure.

The image below shows the options that you will have in the "Structure Elements" dialog box.

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