Accessible Data Table and Chart Audit
Check that numbers can be understood without sight or colour.
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Audit a data table and a chart on a web page. Table structure (headers, merged cells, row labels) and chart description (type, colours, labels, legend): [TABLE_CHART_DETAILS]. Data source and message: [MESSAGE]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Check header association, merged cells, sortable controls, colour-only encoding, contrast of lines and bars, legend placement, text alternatives that state the main message, a data table alternative, and keyboard access to tooltips. Suggest simplifications that help everyone. Return a table with Element, Problem, Who is affected and Fix, a score from 1 to 10 for comprehension without colour, screen reader support and clarity, and a model alternative text under 60 words that I can adapt. Add a check of how the chart behaves when printed in grey scale and when zoomed to 400 percent. Suggest a standard pattern for pairing a chart with a short text summary and a downloadable data table across the site. Write recommendations in plain language that a non-specialist owner can act on, and note which fixes need a developer or designer. Disability terms should be respectful and specific, and legal points are [VERIFY].
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