Use accessibility and language checks before sharing a project with real viewers. These checks help keep text readable, interactive elements clear, and localized versions consistent across scenes.
Before publishing, confirm:
Text has enough contrast against the background.
Important text is large enough to read on mobile.
Buttons and interactive elements use clear labels.
The video still makes sense when audio is muted.
Key information is not communicated by color alone.
Viewers have enough time to read and act.
For translated or multi-language projects:
Keep one approved source of truth for translated copy.
Preview long translated values because text length can change by language.
Check line breaks, alignment, and text fitting in every scene.
Create separate scene variants when a language needs different layout or timing.
Test links, dates, currencies, numbers, and right-to-left text when relevant.
Use captions or visible summary text when the viewer may watch without sound. Keep captions short, readable, and synchronized with the scene timing.
If captions are part of the creative, review them as visible scene content before publishing.
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