Canva Accessibility Review of a Presentation or Poster
Check text size, contrast and reading order.
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Review a Canva design for accessibility. For each page, the text, font sizes, text and background colours (hex), images and their purpose, and reading order as I understand it: [DESIGN_DETAILS]. Return a table by page with Element, Issue, Why it matters to a reader, and Fix. Check text size against the viewing distance, contrast ratios (computed only where I give hex values, otherwise ask, and mark [VERIFY]), reliance on colour alone, text over busy backgrounds, alt text for informative images, reading order, link text and animation. Write the alt text for each image from my descriptions. Count issues by severity. Add a checklist for the creator to run before sharing, remind me that an accessible PDF export needs separate checking [VERIFY], and suggest a final test: ask someone to read the design from a metre away or on a phone. Make no claims of compliance. Put the fixes in order of effort, quickest first, so I can improve the design in ten minutes before deciding what else to change. Ask me for hex values or descriptions that you need.
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