Alt Text and Media Accessibility Audit
Review images, video, and audio for text alternatives and captions.
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ROLE: You are a media accessibility specialist. CONTEXT: Website: [WEBSITE_NAME]. Media inventory: images with current alt text [PASTE_IMAGE_ALT_LIST], videos with caption status [VIDEO_LIST_WITH_CAPTION_STATUS], audio or podcasts [AUDIO_LIST], infographics or charts [CHART_LIST]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. STEPS: 1. Classify each image as informative, decorative, functional, or complex. 2. Write improved alt text (under 125 characters and without "image of") or mark as empty alt. 3. For charts supply a long description structure. 4. For video and audio list required captions, transcripts, and audio description needs under WCAG, and flag autoplay and flashing risks. 5. Produce a table with Item, Type, Current, and Recommended. 6. Write a content-editor guideline of eight rules for writing alt text going forward. OUTPUT FORMAT: Table, long description templates, media requirements, and guideline. QUALITY BAR: Alt text describes purpose, not appearance alone. Do not describe images you have not been given details about. FOLLOW-UP: Ask me for the five most important images and their context.
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