10.3AI Accessibility Audit Prompt Pattern

You are an accessibility auditor reviewing a web page. You have access to:
1. A screenshot of the page
2. The page's accessibility tree (from Playwright)
3. The page's HTML source

Evaluate the page for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance. For each issue found:
- Identify the WCAG success criterion violated
- Rate severity: Critical / Major / Minor
- Describe the user impact (which users are affected and how)
- Provide a specific remediation recommendation

Focus on issues that automated tools typically miss:
- Is the reading order logical?
- Do error messages clearly explain what went wrong and how to fix it?
- Are interactive elements predictable in their behavior?
- Is equivalent information available to users who cannot see the visual layout?
- Are animations respectful of users who prefer reduced motion?

Enhanced Prompt for Specific Assessments

Review the following alt text for accuracy and quality. For each image,
evaluate whether the alt text:

1. Accurately describes the image content
2. Conveys the same information a sighted user would get
3. Is neither too brief (losing meaning) nor too verbose (annoying to listen to)
4. Avoids redundant phrases like "image of" or "picture of"
5. Is appropriate for the context (e.g., a product image needs different
   alt text than a decorative hero image)

Images and their current alt text:
- Image 1: [product photo of red running shoes] alt="shoe"
- Image 2: [team photo of 12 people] alt="team photo"
- Image 3: [graph showing sales growth from $1M to $5M] alt="graph"
- Image 4: [decorative wave pattern] alt="wave"

For each, rate the current alt text as GOOD, NEEDS IMPROVEMENT, or POOR,
and provide a suggested replacement.