Now that you’ve practiced fixing a document in Word, you have the basic skills to be able to design accessible documents in other formats.
Many of basic features in Google Docs are the same; here is how you can find and access these tools.
Headings: these are accessible from toolbar; the default will be set to "normal text."
Document summary / Table of contents feature: from the Insert menu, scroll to the very bottom and choose "Table of contents."
Accessibility checker: unfortunately, Google Docs does not have a native accessibility checker. That said, you can download an extension called Grackle Docs that will check the accessibility of your Google Docs and make it easier for you to export your Google Docs as accessible PDFs!
