InDesign layout considerations

- [Instructor] In this video, I'd like to just talk about…some of the considerations to keep in mind…when you're working in InDesign and you know…that the intent is going to be an accessible PDF…or at least that's part of the project.…So the document that we're using in this course…is kind of indicative of the type of document…that would probably need to be made accessible,…but it's not the only type of document that you're going to…encounter and I just kind of want to point out…a few things that are going to help you…and some things to keep in mind.…

So this is an employee manual and you'll notice…on the first page, we've got an image that's floating.…We've got another image here.…That's a logo up here and then we've got a text frame…down here and then we kind of get into the table of contents…and then beyond that, we get into the basically…interior of the document and essentially…all of this content, I'm actually going to turn off…preview mode for a second.…You could see that all of the content is flowing…