To ensure that a document can be read by people with visual impairment, which of the following should be done?

A) Check the document for accessibility.
B) Check the document for spelling and grammar errors.
C) Inspect the document.
D) Check the document for compatibility.

Checking the document for accessibility means making sure that it is designed to be easily read by people with visual impairment. This can involve using appropriate fonts and formatting, including alternative text for images, and ensuring that the document can be read by assistive technology such as screen readers. Checking for spelling and grammar errors, inspecting the document, and checking for compatibility are important steps in creating a high-quality document, but they do not specifically address the needs of people with visual impairment.