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Illustrative accessibility-compliance scenarios for universities considering Aelira. See how institutions could approach WCAG 2.1 compliance, save time, and meet the April 2027 deadline.
Note: These are hypothetical scenarios. Names, quotes, numbers, and outcomes are illustrative, not real Aelira customers or actual results.
25,000 students, 200 STEM courses, 10,000 LaTeX equations. How a university could go from 'impossible deadline' to early compliance using Aelira's CLI-based bulk processing.
Illustrative: "Aelira was the only tool that could handle our LaTeX requirements."
Director of Accessibility Services (illustrative)
2,000 students, 150 courses, one IT staff member. An illustrative plan for using a $1,499/month department service with human review.
Illustrative: "Transparent pricing that could fit our budget, with deep remediation that handles files end to end."
IT Director (illustrative)
How a blind PhD researcher could use Aelira's terminal-based CLI to make astrophysics research accessible. LaTeX to MathML, screen-reader friendly outputs.
Illustrative: "LaTeX source is accessible. The problem is making the OUTPUT accessible to students."
Blind astrophysicist (illustrative)
AI-powered scanning and auto-remediation reduces manual work by 90% or more.
These scenarios illustrate reaching WCAG 2.1 AA coverage 1-3 months before the April 2027 deadline.
Compared to manual remediation or enterprise alternatives like YuJa/Ally.
Only platform that natively handles LaTeX equations, ChemFig, and physics notation.
IT handles bulk processing; faculty don't need to change their workflows.
Self-hosted AI means student data never leaves your servers.