# Web Accessibility
Mastering DocAccess: Workbench
Join this customer webinar to learn how Workbench provides you more control and visibility over your document library.
Wednesday, Dec. 2, at 1 p.m. CT (2 p.m. ET | Noon MT | 11 a.m. PT)
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This session is designed for current DocAccess customers who want more control over their documents. Join CivicPlus experts as they show you how to fine-tune a document yourself, from updating alt-text, moving text, and modifying headers with the Edit assistant, to using the document outline, transcription rules, and recent edits view to keep track of your changes.
You will also learn how to check accessibility after you make changes, update document metadata, review tags, ARIA labels, and tables, and find support, so you can feel confident your documents work for everyone who needs to use them, with live Q&A to get your questions answered.
This is the fourth session of the Mastering DocAccess customer webinar series, designed to help you build end-to-end expertise across the platform. Join us live (or catching the recordings on demand), to gain the knowledge needed to confidently manage document accessibility at scale, strengthen compliance efforts, and deliver a more equitable resident experience.
About the Hosts:
Kurt Danilson
CivicPlus Implementation Consultant
CivicPlus® Technical Support Engineer IV Kurt Danilson helps customers improve digital accessibility and user experience across their websites. With over three years of experience in govtech, digital accessibility, and SaaS, he specializes in customer implementation, technical support, web integrations, and CMS platforms. Kurt is known for his strong technical problem-solving skills and ability to clearly communicate complex concepts to both technical and non-technical audiences while managing multiple customers in fast-paced environments. He collaborates closely with cross-functional teams to implement solutions like DocAccess, enabling organizations to deliver more inclusive, compliant, and user-friendly digital services. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from California State University, Sacramento.