For video creators, podcast producers, and teams planning media players, get a review of the accessibility choices you describe. Check caption wording for readability, map information that may need audio description, and spot possible barriers in controls or interface text. You leave with a prioritized improvement list and questions to take into a user test or specialist review.
Accessibility in Media
Review media plans for caption, audio-description, player-control, and interface barriers.
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What it writes
- Prioritized media accessibility review
- Caption and audio-description improvement list
- Questions for an accessibility user test
How to use it
In your first message, name the format and audience, then paste caption excerpts or describe key scenes and player controls. Say what you want prioritized, such as speaker identification, sound cues, or keyboard access.
What you bring
- Media format and intended audience
- Caption text, interface labels, or scene notes
- Accessibility concerns you want to prioritize
- Paste text or describe the media experience
A good fit for
- Planning captions and audio description for a short training video
- Checking a podcast player’s controls before a website launch
- Reviewing captions for a public-service video aimed at older adults
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
I’m making a 6-minute cooking video for beginners. Here are the captions and scene notes; flag caption issues and moments that may need audio description.
Our podcast player has play, skip 30 seconds, speed, and transcript controls. Review these labels and this screen description for potential access barriers.
Please review these captions for a city emergency-preparedness video. The audience includes people with limited literacy, and the video has speaker labels and sound cues.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Live testing with screen readers or other assistive technology
- Medical, legal, or compliance determinations
- Reviews only the captions and observations you enter
- Cannot inspect media files, websites, or player behavior
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