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LaTeX Class and Template Development for Journals and Publishers

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We develop, rebuild, and maintain the LaTeX class files (.cls) and author templates your journals, proceedings, and book series are produced from, matched exactly to your house style. Choose the Standard Template, or the Accessible Template for tagged PDF/UA-2 output that meets WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II.

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LaTeX Templates for Journals, Proceedings, Books and Overleaf

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Every service comes in two plans: the Standard Template, built to your requirements, and the Accessible Template, which adds tagged PDF/UA-2 output for WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II.

A journal article set in a publisher LaTeX class

Journal Class File & Template Development

The class every article in your journal compiles through.

  • Page geometry, fonts, and running heads to your style guide
  • Title block, floats, and theorem styles
  • Citation style set up
  • Tested on your published articles
A conference proceedings volume set in LaTeX

Proceedings & Conference Template Development

Author templates and the volume class for your conference.

  • Page limit, header, and copyright line
  • Author template with a sample paper
  • Volume class for contents and author index
  • Consistent layout across every paper
Books in a series set in LaTeX

Book & Series Template Development

One class for every title in your book series.

  • Trim size, fonts, and chapter openings
  • Front matter and contributor lists
  • Index and glossary set up
  • Options for monographs and edited volumes
An author template for a journal in Overleaf

Author Templates on Overleaf

A clean author template your authors can start from.

  • Sample document showing every element
  • Matches your production class
  • Author guide on what to supply
  • Ready for your site or Overleaf

Journal Class File Development

Custom proposal. Built by LaTeX experts. Revisions until your team signs off.

Our LaTeX experts build the class your journal's articles compile through, matched to your style guide and your published articles.

We build or rebuild the class file behind your journal: the one every submitted article compiles through. The Standard Template reproduces your house style exactly. The Accessible Template adds tagged PDF/UA-2 output, so every article meets WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II as part of normal production.

  • Page geometry, fonts, running heads, and title block to your style guide
  • Float placement, theorem styles, and citation style set up
  • Per-journal options if several journals share one class
  • Tested on your own published articles
  • Revisions until your team signs off

What You Get

The class file and supporting files, documentation for your production team, and an author guide you can publish.

Secure and confidential

Your manuscript is safe with us: all LaTeX experts sign a confidentiality agreement to make sure that your unpublished paper is protected.

Plans

IncludedStandard TemplateAccessible TemplateRecommended
Built to your style guideIncludedIncluded
Matched to your published articlesIncludedIncluded
Title block, theorem styles and citation styleIncludedIncluded
Documentation for your production teamIncludedIncluded
Author guideIncludedIncluded
Revisions until your team signs offIncludedIncluded
Tagged PDF output (\DocumentMetadata)Not includedIncluded
PDF/UA-2, validated with veraPDFNot includedIncluded
WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title IINot includedIncluded
Equations as MathMLNot includedIncluded
Alt text field for figuresNot includedIncluded
Screen reader checkNot includedIncluded

What we need from you

  • Your current class files, if you have them
  • Your style guide or author instructions
  • Three to five representative published articles
  • The plan you want: Standard or Accessible Template

Process

  1. Send your class files, style guide, and sample articles
  2. Scoping call, proposal, and agreement
  3. We build and test the class
  4. Rollout and maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you update our existing class instead of starting again?

Yes. We update the class you have and keep your typography exactly as it is.

Can several journals share one class?

Yes. We build one class family with an option for each journal, so they stay consistent.

What is the difference between the two plans?

The Standard Template reproduces your house style. The Accessible Template adds tagged PDF/UA-2 output for WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II.

Proceedings & Conference Template Development

Custom proposal. Built by LaTeX experts. Revisions until your team signs off.

Our LaTeX experts build the author template your conference papers are written in and the class that assembles them into the volume.

We build the author template for your conference and the class that turns accepted papers into the proceedings volume. The Standard Template enforces your layout and page limit. The Accessible Template adds tagged PDF/UA-2 output, so every paper in the volume meets WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II.

  • Author template with your page limit, header, and copyright line
  • Volume class for front matter, table of contents, and author index
  • Consistent layout across every accepted paper
  • Clear instructions for authors and session chairs
  • Revisions until your team signs off

What You Get

The author template, the volume class, documentation for your production team, and an author guide for your call for papers.

Secure and confidential

Your manuscript is safe with us: all LaTeX experts sign a confidentiality agreement to make sure that your unpublished paper is protected.

Plans

IncludedStandard TemplateAccessible TemplateRecommended
Built to your style guideIncludedIncluded
Matched to your published articlesIncludedIncluded
Page limit, copyright line and headerIncludedIncluded
Volume assembly: contents and author indexIncludedIncluded
Documentation for your production teamIncludedIncluded
Author guideIncludedIncluded
Revisions until your team signs offIncludedIncluded
Tagged PDF output (\DocumentMetadata)Not includedIncluded
PDF/UA-2, validated with veraPDFNot includedIncluded
WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title IINot includedIncluded
Equations as MathMLNot includedIncluded
Alt text field for figuresNot includedIncluded
Screen reader checkNot includedIncluded

What we need from you

  • Your current template or style specification
  • The page limit and copyright line for your proceedings
  • A sample of a past proceedings volume
  • The plan you want: Standard or Accessible Template

Process

  1. Send your current template or style specification
  2. Scoping call, proposal, and agreement
  3. We build and test the template and volume class
  4. Rollout before your call for papers

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the template enforce our page limit?

The template sets the layout that the page limit is measured in, and the guide tells authors how to stay within it.

Do you build the class for the proceedings volume too?

Yes. The volume class assembles accepted papers with front matter, a table of contents, and an author index.

When should we start?

Before your call for papers, so authors write in the template from their first draft.

Book & Series Class Development

Custom proposal. Built by LaTeX experts. Revisions until your team signs off.

Our LaTeX experts build one class for your whole series, so every title looks the same from the front matter to the index.

We build classes for monographs, edited volumes, and book series. The Standard Template sets your series design once for every title. The Accessible Template adds tagged PDF/UA-2 output, so every book in the series meets WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title II.

  • Series design: trim size, fonts, chapter openings, and running heads
  • Front matter, contributor lists, and index set up
  • Options for monographs and edited volumes in one class
  • Tested on a sample title from your list
  • Revisions until your team signs off

What You Get

The series class, documentation for your production team, and a guide for authors and volume editors.

Secure and confidential

Your manuscript is safe with us: all LaTeX experts sign a confidentiality agreement to make sure that your unpublished paper is protected.

Plans

IncludedStandard TemplateAccessible TemplateRecommended
Built to your style guideIncludedIncluded
Matched to your published articlesIncludedIncluded
Front matter, chapter openings and indexIncludedIncluded
Documentation for your production teamIncludedIncluded
Author guideIncludedIncluded
Revisions until your team signs offIncludedIncluded
Tagged PDF output (\DocumentMetadata)Not includedIncluded
PDF/UA-2, validated with veraPDFNot includedIncluded
WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title IINot includedIncluded
Equations as MathMLNot includedIncluded
Alt text field for figuresNot includedIncluded
Screen reader checkNot includedIncluded

What we need from you

  • Your series specification: trim size, fonts, and page design
  • A sample title from the series
  • Your house style for front matter and indexes
  • The plan you want: Standard or Accessible Template

Process

  1. Send your series specification and a sample title
  2. Scoping call, proposal, and agreement
  3. We build and test the class
  4. Rollout across the series

Frequently Asked Questions

Can one class cover monographs and edited volumes?

Yes. One class handles both, with options for single-author and multi-author titles.

Can you match our existing series design?

Yes. We build the class to match your printed titles and series specification.

Does the class handle the index?

Yes. The class sets up the index and glossary so every title in the series handles them the same way.

Author Template Development for Overleaf

Custom proposal. Built by LaTeX experts. Revisions until your team signs off.

Our LaTeX experts build the author template your authors start from, so submissions arrive in the structure your production team expects.

We build a clean author template and guide for your journal or conference, ready to publish on your site or in Overleaf's template gallery. The Standard Template gives authors the right structure from the first draft. The Accessible Template adds the tagging setup and alt text fields, so accepted papers can go straight to accessible production.

  • Author template with sample content showing every element
  • Structure that matches your production class
  • Guide covering what authors must supply and avoid
  • Ready to publish on your site or in Overleaf
  • Revisions until your team signs off

What You Get

The author template, sample document, and author guide, packaged for your site and for Overleaf.

Secure and confidential

Your manuscript is safe with us: all LaTeX experts sign a confidentiality agreement to make sure that your unpublished paper is protected.

Plans

IncludedStandard TemplateAccessible TemplateRecommended
Built to your style guideIncludedIncluded
Matched to your published articlesIncludedIncluded
Ready for your site or Overleaf's galleryIncludedIncluded
Documentation for your production teamIncludedIncluded
Author guideIncludedIncluded
Revisions until your team signs offIncludedIncluded
Tagged PDF output (\DocumentMetadata)Not includedIncluded
PDF/UA-2, validated with veraPDFNot includedIncluded
WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA Title IINot includedIncluded
Equations as MathMLNot includedIncluded
Alt text field for figuresNot includedIncluded
Screen reader checkNot includedIncluded

What we need from you

  • Your current author template, if you have one
  • Your author instructions
  • The class your production team uses
  • The plan you want: Standard or Accessible Template

Process

  1. Send your current template and author instructions
  2. Scoping call, proposal, and agreement
  3. We build and test the template
  4. Publish on your site or Overleaf

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you publish the template on Overleaf for us?

We prepare the template ready for Overleaf's template gallery. Publishing it is done from your Overleaf account.

Will the author template match our production class?

Yes. It has the same structure as your production class, so accepted papers move to production without rework.

Do authors need to change how they write?

No. Authors write as usual; the template and guide show them what to supply, such as figure descriptions.

Accessible LaTeX Templates: Tagged PDF/UA-2 and MathML Output

  • Tagged PDFs by Default

    The class uses LaTeX's built-in tagging (\DocumentMetadata) to write headings, lists, tables, figures, reading order, and language into the PDF structure. The output targets PDF/UA-2, WCAG 2.1 AA, and ADA Title II, with no extra step for authors.

  • Your Typography, Untouched

    Page geometry, running heads, float behaviour, and citation style stay as your readers know them.

  • Mathematics as MathML

    Compiled with LuaLaTeX, equations are tagged as MathML, so screen readers can read them instead of skipping an image.

  • Defensive Author Handling

    Document metadata, language, and a marked place for figure alt text are built in, with clear behaviour when an author loads a package that conflicts with tagging.

What Our LaTeX Template Development Includes

  1. The Class Family

    Drop-in compatible with your submission and production workflow, with documentation your team can maintain. Both plans.

  2. Validation Reports

    veraPDF PDF/UA-2 results on the class as it was and as delivered, plus a sample article your accessibility lead can test with a screen reader. Accessible Template.

  3. Author Guidance You Can Publish

    What authors must supply, what to avoid, and what the class handles for them. Both plans.

  4. Maintenance Through TeX Live Releases

    Each annual TeX Live release can change how classes behave. We re-check the class against updates and fix anything that breaks before your authors find it. Both plans.

Our 4-Step LaTeX Class Development Process

  1. Send Us Your Class Files

    Your class files or author template, your style guide, and a few representative published articles.

  2. Audit, Proposal, and Agreement

    We audit what the class produces today, agree the scope and plan on a call, and send a written proposal for your procurement to sign. For portfolios, we suggest one journal as a pilot first.

  3. We Build the Class

    Built to your style guide. For the Accessible Template, we add tagging and MathML, validate the output with veraPDF against PDF/UA-2, and check it by hand with a screen reader.

  4. Rollout and Maintenance

    Your team tests the class on real articles, we make any revisions, and maintenance continues through each TeX Live release.

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