The Metadata checkpoint will prompt you to check, verify, or complete the following information:
- Title – (Required by all standards) What the document is about. Keep in mind that some standards have more specific guidelines than others regarding what is or is not acceptable in a document title.
- Author – This is the name of the organization, division, agency, etc. responsible for creating the document. The author is not a specific person’s name.
- Subject – Use this box to provide a little more information about the contents of the document than what is provided by the title (or simply use the title again).
- Keywords – Makes the document searchable online. Separate keywords with semi-colons. Consider using the Heading levels as the items in the Keywords list.
Note: While the Title is required for all accessibility standards, the HHS standard also requires Author, Subject, and Keyword information.
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