Tableau Dashboard Accessibility and Clarity Audit
Check readability for all users.
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Audit a Tableau dashboard for clarity and accessibility. Description of views, colours, text sizes, tooltips, filters and navigation: [DASHBOARD_DESCRIPTION]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Palette hex codes, if available: [HEX_CODES]. Use the criteria in this order: purpose and title (titles state findings), chart choice, labels and units, colour and contrast, text size, interaction and navigation, and assistive technology (keyboard navigation, text alternatives where supported [VERIFY]). Score each from 1 to 5, quote the weakest element, give the fix, and report the overall average and the number of criteria below 4. For colour say what you can and cannot tell from a description and ask for hex codes. Suggest alternative text, written as a finding, for the two most important views. Be specific and kind and do not invent details about the dashboard. Return a table and the five most valuable fixes. Check the dashboard on the smallest screen it must support, and test with real users and assistive technology.
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