Presentation Slides Accessibility Audit
Check slide decks for reading order, contrast and alternatives.
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Audit a slide deck for accessibility. Slide-by-slide description with text, images, charts, animations and speaker notes: [SLIDE_DESCRIPTIONS]. How it will be presented and shared: [DELIVERY]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Check slide titles, reading order, font size, contrast, alt text, charts that rely on colour, animations and auto-advance, tables, embedded video captions, and whether the deck makes sense when read without the speaker. Check what happens when shared as a file. Return a table of Slide, Problem, Fix and Severity (red, amber, green), a score from 1 to 10 for readability and navigation, and a short script for presenters that describes visuals aloud. Add advice for making a handout version, for sharing slides ahead of time, and for describing visuals aloud during the talk. Suggest simple rules for slide design, such as one idea per slide and a minimum font size, to be adopted by the team. Write recommendations in plain language that a non-specialist owner can act on, and note which fixes need a developer or designer. Disability terms should be respectful and specific, and legal points are [VERIFY].
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