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Accessibility alt text auditor

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Vendor-neutral skill to audit image alt-text coverage and basic quality heuristics for accessibility.

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When to invoke

  • You maintain a website/app content library and want to improve accessibility.
  • You need an audit of missing or low-quality alt text for images.

Inputs needed

  • A JSON export of images with fields: page, src, alt.
  • Optional policy: minimum alt length, banned phrases, whether decorative images may be empty.

Workflow

  1. Validate input records and normalize text.
  2. Score each image:
    • Missing alt
    • Empty alt (allowed only if decorative)
    • Too short / too long
    • Generic alt (e.g., “image”, “photo”, file names)
  3. Produce a remediation list sorted by severity.
  4. Summarize coverage and common issues.

Output format

  • JSON report:
    • summary metrics
    • issues[] with per-image findings and suggested fix hints

Guardrails

  • This is a heuristic audit; do not claim WCAG compliance.
  • Do not fetch remote images or attempt vision-based descriptions.

Reference code

  • accessibility_alt_text_auditor.py reads image metadata JSON and outputs an audit JSON.

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