Tag Tree needs WYSIWYG interface (actual contents text, Image with tagged descriptions on top instead of digging so far down. Trying to find the content to fix it is so difficult when it's buried. Some of the tree boxes don't indicate whether its an image and what it is (when tagged)

Couldn't items in the tree have different icons depicting other content such as image (square or camera), table (simple grid). We all know what <h>, <p> are but we haven't a clue as to "what's in the box Carol Merrill has" (Let's Make a Deal show @ 1970's)

This attached example my entire document is listed under "Art". I actually has a whole lot of text in it. There's a tag that's titled <Span> with a blank box, no hint telling me what it is. In this case, on a PC, it's not highlighting when I click it. Read out loud order is now correct even though it appears to be nested with the a different page panel

Selecting and finding content on a PC uses magenta which is easier to see what's selected. It's light blue on a Mac making it almost impossible to see.

Good. It helps a lot

Good Morning Rachit,
I would like to be able to not deal with the tags tree and have all changes to the touch up reading order tool automatically be in the appropriate place on the tag tree. Especially troublesome is that adding a hyperlink to text doesn’t seem to go to the right place on the tags tree. Also if header columns and rows are specified in MS Word I’d like that to be automatically reflected with appropriate scope in Adobe Acrobat.
Also if the document is automatically re-tagged in Adobe, it should not lose all the alternative text that existed in the document.
Thanks,
Karen

First I want to say, you are not alone. I am an Adobe Acrobat Certified Professional and I have the same problems and frustrations as everyone else. We feel your pain.

The fact that they have not responded to your post from seven month ago shows how much they care about their customers. People have been asking for this merging of the Reading Order and Tags for so many years. I think we have collectively lost hope that this feature will ever come to pass.

Companies like Microsoft continually release new features to make it easier for people to make content accessible in their products. We just don't see that investment or commitment from the Adobe. Its just a small trickle of accessibility improvements, like adding 'undo' in 2018 and making it easier to edit table Tags.