Users can add alternative text to any image so that a screen reader will read that image.

From the accessibility settings, users can rearrange the reading order by dragging the headings and tags to move them to the correct order.

Users are able to tag the headings and rows of a table so that assistive technologies can process the table information.

Users can add tags to any block of text so that a screen reader knows what order to read the text on the page.

Users can now create Headings 1-6 to instantly provide a reading order and navigational abilities for assistive technologies.

The new Accessibility Settings features help create consistency on each page so that users with disabiities and their assistive technologies can more easily navigate the content.

Users can easily name the document and identify the language for the entire page, along with blocks of test so that screen readers know how to pronounce the words. This ensures that users with disabilities receive the correct pronunciation and can truly understand the content.