Digital Hub AI
Accessibility-First Content Review Prompt
Review headings, link wording, instructions and readability while keeping accessibility decisions under human control.
This prompt provides a first-pass editorial review. It does not replace testing with assistive technology or disabled users.
What this prompt helps you do
It highlights potentially unclear headings, vague links, visual-only instructions, long passages and wording that may create avoidable barriers.
Before you begin
- Remove passwords, personal data and confidential business information.
- Gather the source material the AI will need.
- Decide who will verify the response before it is used.
Copy the prompt
Review the content below for possible accessibility and clarity issues. Do not claim that the page passes or fails WCAG.
Audience: [AUDIENCE]
Page purpose: [PURPOSE]
Content: [PASTE CONTENT]
Organise the response into: clear strengths, issues to review, why each issue may matter, and a suggested revision. Check heading clarity, descriptive link text, instructions that rely on colour or position, unexplained abbreviations, complex sentences and important information hidden in dense paragraphs. Preserve the intended meaning and tone.Variables to replace
Replace [AUDIENCE], [PURPOSE] and [PASTE CONTENT]. Remove personal or confidential information first.
Review the result
- Check every factual statement against a reliable source.
- Remove generic wording and unsupported claims.
- Confirm the response matches your intended audience and house style.
- Keep final editorial responsibility with a person.
Useful follow-up
Now produce a manual testing checklist for the issues you found. Separate content checks from keyboard, screen-reader, zoom and colour-contrast checks.
