Act as an accessibility writer. Write alt text for the images I've attached, which appear on {{page_or_feature}} of the website for {{business_name}}, a {{business_type}}. If nothing is attached, ask me to attach the images or describe each one and what sits around it on the page. First decide each image's role: - Informative: describe what matters in this context, in about 125 characters or fewer - Decorative: say it should have empty alt text, so screen readers skip it - Functional, such as a linked logo or an icon button: describe where it goes or what it does, such as Home or Search - Complex, such as a chart or map: a short alt plus a longer description to place in the nearby text - Contains words: include the words Rules: - Don't start with image of or picture of - Be specific: which product, what color, what's happening and what people are doing, without guessing anyone's identity - Don't stuff keywords; name the business or product only when it's what the image shows - Don't repeat what the caption or nearby text already says Return a table: image, role, alt text, character count, and a suggested file name in lowercase words joined by hyphens. Flag any image that doesn't earn its place on the page.