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Welcome to the Splash Box Resource Library! This is your one-stop-shop for our growing collection of practical tools, guides, and insights designed to make the Internet a more accessible place for everyone. You’ll find that accessibility is the heart of what we do, but we our resources also explore related areas and services like graphic design, copywriting, education, tips and tools for seniors, and other topics dear to our staff. Whether you’re a remediator, educator, advocate, or lifelong learner, our curated content is here to support thoughtful, accessible, and impactful work.

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How to Organize and Design Digital Form Fields in Adobe Acrobat

When you’re making a digital form in Adobe Acrobat, creating the fillable fields doesn’t mean you are finished. A form that looks cluttered, with misaligned, uneven, or poorly designed fields can confuse users and reduce completion rates. Fortunately, Adobe Acrobat includes powerful tools that help you align, space, and style form fields so your digital forms look clean, professional, and easy to use.

Adobe

Charles Cook

1 day ago4 min read

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How to Create a Basic Adobe Acrobat Form

Creating forms is often viewed as an intimidating or difficult task, especially for people who don’t work with documents or design tools on a regular basis. Once someone designs a form in Word, Excel, or any other design software, they sometimes desire to turn it into a digital form for online use. The challenge for most can be setting up interactive fields, such as text boxes, checkboxes, and drop-down menus, as this may feel daunting to those who have never done it.

Adobe

Charles Cook

Jan 213 min read

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Creating Calm: How Graphic Design Can Impact Your Mental Health

Graphic design is woven into nearly every aspect of our lives – from websites and social media to documents, street signs, and digital communications. We often judge graphic design by its looks and how it represents its brand, but did you know that good (or bad) design can also impact your mental health? Thoughtful graphic design can reduce stress, support focus, and create a sense of calm.

Marketing Guides

Shelby Ruch

Jan 63 min read

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From the Heart: Tips for a Stronger, Healthier You

As red hearts, blooming roses, and delicious chocolates fill your social media feeds, Valentine’s Day is all around us.February is American Heart Month, designed to spotlight cardiovascular health, raise awareness about heart disease, and encourage you to strengthen and protect your heart at every age.

Shelby Ruch

Jan 62 min read

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Explaining VPATs: The Gold Standard for Accessibility Reporting

One of the most important documents in. your accessibility toolkit is the VPAT, or the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template. However, this document may also be one of the most confusing.

Accessibility Guides

Shelby Ruch

Dec 19, 20252 min read

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A New Era of Performance Advocacy Disability and the Limits of New York City’s “Diverse Entrepreneurial Inclusion” Agenda Policy Briefing

New York City produces no shortage of equity-focused reports, task forces, and policy statements. However, the report omits disability entirely as an economic, workforce, and entrepreneurial category. This omission is not cosmetic. Disability is among the strongest predictors of labor-force exclusion, educational disruption, and economic marginalization in the United States.

Marc Safman

Dec 17, 20255 min read

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Why Accessibility Starts with Writers: How Content Teams Can Prevent 508 Violations

When writers prioritize accessibility, everything else becomes easier. Accessibility isn’t only a technical requirement. It’s a communication skill. It’s a design foundation. It’s a commitment to every person who uses your content. And it all starts from square one.

Juliana Hale

Dec 9, 20255 min read

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How to Create a High-Performing Pharmacy Directory

Tips on how to create an efficient and cost-effective pharmacy directory. A guide for creating your first compliant health plan pharmacy directory.

Teasha Moody

Dec 5, 20253 min read

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The Alt Text Revolution We’ve All Been Waiting For

Each image deserves a description that helps visually impaired users understand what’s on the page. That’s why Splash Box Marketing has created Access Alt Text; a new tool to automatically generate quality alt text.

Shelby Ruch

Dec 4, 20252 min read

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