Today, an important strategic goal has taken over for many companies and businesses of different sizes and in different domains. The goal is "going paperless," which refers to the process of moving all documents, files, and records into a digital format. First off, going paperless saves time. Instead of printing documents, filing them, and then having to search for them manually at a later date, your document retrieval process becomes a simple search operation. This can eliminate a lot of wasted man-hours and allow your employees to use their time more efficiently.

According to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the web represents a unique opportunity to use technology to provide unprecedented levels of access to written, audio, and video content to those affected by disabilities.

All technology, including websites, must grant barrier-free access to people with disabilities. For websites, that means meeting the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 standards.