Excellent tool ! Very easy to quickly bring websites into compliance

This tool is Extremely helpful.
Makes fixing alt tags so easy.
It is well thought out in terms of how users would want such a tool to function.
I particularly like the Page option (and bulk text helps to draft similar images).

Bonus: it also includes accessibility AND HTML compliance tools make this a one-stop shop for quickly and easily bringing our sites to meet semantic and accessibility standards.

Minor suggestions (icing on the cake to an already great design):
– It would make more sense to re-order to ALT (as it is REQUIRED, and the main reason for the plugin), then I’d put Description, as it is the next most used/visible text, and lastly caption, as it is both least used, and most likely for people to manually seek out WHEN it IS used.

– Would it be possible to add a checkbox for indicating “decorative” images? I envision that an empty alt text (alt=””) would then be saved to the Media Library and front end img tag, AND “role=presentation” would be added (on the front end–I don’t think it can be done in the Media Library)? This would help us bring decorative images into full compliance, and help clear confusion about how to properly deal with them.

The additional tools you have added are a real bonus.
Especially the front-end checker!!

I really like the contrast checker, too, even though, during development, I use the one offered in Dev Tools, it is nice feature to have this built into the WP platform (via this plugin).

– Any chance of embedding a color picker into this tool?? That would be icing on the cake 😉

The checklist tab is a fantastic idea. It both informs us on various tasks we should address, and helps us keep track of our progress.
– A minor suggestion: it is not clear to the newcomer how it works (or maybe it was just me..). re: I initially thought it was an auto-generated status indicating met compliances. Perhaps a comment indicating that it is a self-managed checklist would clarify?: “Checkmark, then Save, when you have manually completed an audit and fixed (or determined you are finished with) an item.” type comment.

External links for Accessibility and HTML info is a great touch for the curious among us. You make it very easy to learn and follow through.

Thank you so much for your mission in educating us on Web Accessibility, and helping us quickly and easily bring our websites into compliance. 🙂