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The document outlines an application for a vertical accessibility waiver related to the alteration of an existing restaurant facility located at 1221 Brickell Avenue, Miami, FL. The project involves the interior fit-out of a new restaurant with a total area of 5,308 square feet, including seating for 258 patrons. The applicant seeks a waiver for two mezzanine spaces due to existing conditions and the impracticality of installing an elevator, as one mezzanine is already in use and the other will serve non-public occupiable spaces. The construction cost is estimated at $800,000 and the project is currently under design.

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What are examples of accessible formats?

Types of accessible formats HTML and Microsoft Word. braille. accessible audio formats. large print. text transcripts of visual and audio information, such a video transcript.

Is Word or PDF better for accessibility?

Screen reader compatibility varies across formats: PDF: Can be made accessible to screen readers with proper tagging and structure. Word: Accessibility features may be lost when converted to other formats, affecting screen reader compatibility. HTML: Generally more accessible to screen readers.

What is the most accessible format?

When possible, convert other kinds of documents to HTML, as HTML documents are easier to make accessible. The principles that apply to MS Word also apply to all text documents.

Which of the following is considered the most accessible format?

Common Accessible Formats Large Print (font size 16 or greater) Braille (printed tactile documents) Audio. MP3. Daisy (Audio only) Audio description for multimedia. Electronic. Microsoft Word or other processor files. PDF. Daisy (audio and text) HTML. Close captioned for multimedia.

What are the alternative formats for AODA?

These are formats that present printed or electronic documents in different formats in order to ensure everyone has equal access to the information which is required under the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (AODA).

What is an alternate format?

Alternative formats refer to various methods for overcoming print disabilities, including large print, digital, audio, and braille. Alternative formats provide equal access to information to people who are blind or visually impaired (BVI).

What is the best document format for accessibility?

Tips. Save documents as . docx format to preserve accessibility features. Other formats that can be produced by Microsoft Word (RTF, DOC, TXT, and ODF) may not be accessible.

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