
LaTeX Thesis & Dissertation Templates
Rebuilt once, so every thesis written in it is accessible.
- ADA Title II and WCAG 2.1 AA
- Tagged PDF/UA-2 by default
- Your approved formatting kept
- Author guide for students
100% formatting by humans
Our LaTeX experts rebuild your university's thesis and dissertation templates so every PDF your students compile is tagged and accessible, meeting ADA Title II and WCAG 2.1 AA. We also make university press and journal, course templates accessible, and remediate PDFs.
We are building the LaTeX Thesis Template for Purdue University.
The template uses LaTeX's built-in tagging (\DocumentMetadata) to write headings, lists, tables, figures, reading order, and document language into the PDF structure. The output targets PDF/UA-2 and WCAG 2.1 AA, with no extra step for the author.
Title page, margins, front matter order, heading styles, and pagination stay exactly as your office approved them.
Compiled with LuaLaTeX, equations are tagged as MathML instead of being left as unlabelled glyphs. We tell you plainly which screen readers read it today and which don't.
Alt text goes in one clearly marked place per figure, and everything that could break compliance is kept out of the author's reach.
Purdue University chose TheLaTeXLab to build its LaTeX thesis template to meet ADA Title II and WCAG 2.1 AA. The template produces tagged PDF/UA-2 files while keeping Purdue's thesis formatting requirements exactly as they are.
Ready to publish on your university's site or in Overleaf.
With the veraPDF PDF/UA-2 results, what was corrected, and how to test it. Your accessibility office confirms the result with a screen reader before rollout, and the report belongs in your ADA Title II compliance record.
Covering the compiler to select (LuaLaTeX) and how to write figure descriptions. Nothing else about the template needs the author's attention.
Against your institution's formatting requirements, so the accessible template is also the correct template.
Run your template through our free LaTeX accessibility checker. It takes about thirty seconds and shows the same problems we would fix. No form, no email.
By email (help@thelatexlab.com) or through the enquiry form. Tell us which templates are in scope, any PDFs you need remediated, and your rollout date if you have one.
We agree the scope with your team on a call, then send a written proposal with deliverables and a timeline for your procurement to sign.
Built to your formatting guidelines, with tagging and MathML added. We validate the output with veraPDF against PDF/UA-2 and check it by hand with a screen reader.
Your office tests the template and the sample PDF, asks for any revisions, and publishes the template on its own schedule.
Email us help@thelatexlab.com